Sense Field
Sense Field formed in 1991, an alternative rock band that came together around vocalist Jonathon Ford. They put out their first album 'Still Want' in 1994,...
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Sense Field formed in 1991, an alternative rock band that came together around vocalist Jonathon Ford. They put out their first album 'Still Want' in 1994, which included the track 'Beautiful Beautiful.' That song got some attention, though it also drew criticism from people who read the lyrics a certain way.
Their music had a certain atmospheric quality, with songs like 'Building' and 'Tribal Voice' showing their lean toward melodic, introspective rock. They released a couple more albums in the mid-to-late '90s, 'Build a Fire' and 'Loving the Lie,' before things went quiet for a while.
The band came back together for some shows in 2002, playing to fans who remembered them from earlier. Their catalog includes songs like 'Beatles Song' and 'Emergency Exit,' pieces that hold up as straightforward examples of that '90s alternative sound without too much fuss.
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