Field Music
Field Music is an English indie rock band from Sunderland formed in 2004 by brothers Peter and David Brewis. Their debut album 'Measure' came out in 2006,...
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Field Music is an English indie rock band from Sunderland formed in 2004 by brothers Peter and David Brewis. Their debut album 'Measure' came out in 2006, followed by records like 'Tones of Town' in 2007 and 'Plumb' in 2012. They've put out seven studio albums through 2021's 'Flat White Moon'.
The Brewis brothers grew up listening to The Beatles, The Kinks, and Talking Heads. Their songs often mix prog rock, electronica, and folk elements in unconventional ways. Tracks like 'Got To Write A Letter' and 'A Gap Has Appeared' show their knack for pairing introspective lyrics with melodic arrangements.
In 2012, Field Music disbanded briefly before reuniting less than a year later. They've continued working together since then, maintaining a steady output of music that doesn't fit neatly into genre categories.
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