VINYL FORMAT. The debut solo album by Field Music's Peter Brewis. Written and recorded in late 2007 at Field Music's 8 Studio in Sunderland, The Week That Was emerged from an imagined crime thriller dreamt up by Brewis and inspired by Paul Auster's labyrinthine storytelling. Brewis started writing the songs as if they were moments, instances of perspectives within this story. The story was left to fall away, leaving a puzzle of musical snapshots. The songs are the evidence in this particular mystery    [ read more ]

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The debut solo album by Field Music's Peter Brewis. Written and recorded in late 2007 at Field Music's 8 Studio in Sunderland, The Week That Was emerged from an imagined crime thriller dreamt up by Brewis and inspired by Paul Auster's labyrinthine storytelling. Brewis started writing the songs as if they were moments, instances of perspectives within this story. The story was left to fall away, leaving a puzzle of musical snapshots. The songs are the evidence in this particular mystery and the victim   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. "The Airport Line" from the much acclaimed eponymously titled The Week That Was album is a great example of just how good that record is. The A-side o'er brims with invention, a baroque urgency and regional accents while B-side, "Learn To Learn (Razmataz Lorry Excitement Remix)" goes down a very different path, laying down highly pleasing, knockabout electropop.

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