FIELD MUSIC COMMONTIME LP VINYL NEW 33RPM RELEASED 05/02
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FIELD MUSIC COMMONTIME LP VINYL NEW 33RPM RELEASED 05/02
Catalogue Number: MI0387LP
Barcode: 5060146096010
Record Label: Memphis Industries
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Description Please note that this is a pre-sale and the item is not due for release until 5th February 2016. Any orders placed today should be dispatched the day before the release date of the item and not before this time.Track Listings
Disc: 1
1. The Noisy Days Are Over
2. Disappointed
3. But Not For You
4. I'm Glad
5. Don't You Want To Know
6. What's Wrong?
7. How Should I Know If You've Changed?
8. Trouble At The Lights
Commontime is the first album of new songs from North East siblings Peter and David Brewis since Plumb in 2012 and their fifth album 'proper' since their debut in 2005. After four years threading a way through one extra-curricular project after another, the space that Field Music vacated still appears to be empty and Field Music-shaped. No one else really does what Field Music do; the interweaving vocals, the rhythmic gear changes, the slightly off-chords, but with the sensibility that keeps them within touching distance of pop music.
All this is present again but things are different this time. Where Plumb was an album of vignettes and segues, Commontime edges towards what people might call "proper songs". Field Music have never shown off their unashamed love of choruses quite like they do on this record. Lyrically, Peter and David continue to mine that inexhaustible seam wondering how on earth we ended up here, in this situation, as these people. Over fourteen songs, conversations are replayed and friendships are left to drift. And all the while, that thing you were trying to remember has changed while your head was turned.
Vinyl Records and their Sleeves are very easily damaged in the post, with our 10 years experience we take great care when packaging vinyl records, by opening and removing the inner sleeve (without touching the record) to try and avoid any problems.
***Although, if you would rather we did not carefully open one side of the PVC sleeve (if supplied), please call us once the order has been placed, we cannot accept any responsibility for spine damage to the sleeve in transit if the record is not removed***
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