Field Music - Open Here (2018)
Another stunning release from Sunderland’s Brewis brothers. Purchased from Marbecks on a recent Auckland excursion, this very vinyl-worthy long player is clearly made (on clear vinyl), for needle and groove.
commentsAnother stunning release from Sunderland’s Brewis brothers. Purchased from Marbecks on a recent Auckland excursion, this very vinyl-worthy long player is clearly made (on clear vinyl), for needle and groove.
commentsThese were strange days indeed! If you haven’t already listened to Cocteau Twins you won’t ever be ready to listen to Cocteau Twins.
commentsAs explained last month, My Computer’s second album “No CV” is way way up there as one of my greatest discoveries.
commentsNow this record is just frightening! As previously mentioned, I’ve been watching the latest/last series of Twin Peaks and every episode gets stranger, darker and more bewildering than the previous episode.
commentsI was first attracted to My Computer by the mythical and magical debut release “Vulnerabilia” which I never managed to get a physical copy of in any format.
commentsThe themes were: STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) , One track to commemorate a 2018 rock death.
commentsThe six years between 1976 and 1982 probably had the greatest impact on my musical roadmap. I had a big preference for British punk and new wave around that time and this evolved into electronic abrasiveness and the intentionally (very) unconventional.
commentsI watched the first episode of the latest Twin Peaks “Limited Event Series” last night. OMG! It is way, way beyond what I expected.
commentsWhat a disjointed old month this has been. A day trip to Wellington, 2 nights in Auckland and back again to Wellington for another 3 days over the last couple of weeks has made me crave for my home roots.
commentsIt’s a fucking outrage that this record isn’t even listed on Dimmer’s discography on Allmusic.com Not only is this one of NZ’s best ever records, it’s an extraordinary example of world class songcraft and production.
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