Fields - Song for the Fields/Nine Stories
by Anthony Strutt
published: 22 / 7 / 2007
Label:
Atlantic
Format: 7"
intro
Enjoyable vinyl only electronic/indie rock from Anglo-Icelandic band Fields
This heavy vinyl 7 inch follows on from the Anglo-Icelandic electronic/indie band Fields’ previous heavy vinyl 7 inch etched one track single, ‘Heretic’, which came out a few months back. ‘Song for the Fields’ plays at 33rpm. It starts off with a hippy, folkish vibe. A loud acoustic guitar combines with singer Nick Peill’s squeaky vocal which is reminiscent of Robert Plant from Led Zeppelin, before the song picks up speed and energy, and turns into a fast Gothic shoegazing number. It is a long track and one to get completely lost in. ‘Nine Stones’ returns to 45rpm. It features a strong acoustic guitar and is sung as a duet between Nick and synthesiser player Þórunn Antonía in a doomy but rose tinted Paisley Pop fashion. Lovely !
Track Listing:-
1 Song For The Fields2 Nine Stones
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