The Field’s ‘From here We Go Sublime’ has been my 2007 summer album without a doubt. Even though minimal is not a genre I am particularly fond of the Swedish Axel Willner made a record that keeps intriguing me from start to finish.
Every time I tried to describe the music to someone I made it sound like boring trance. Yes, it could be described as repetitive. Little cuts and snippets of sounds and vocals are rearranged in what seems to the order they should’ve been in to begin with. Yes, it is a bit like trance in the sense that it’s utterly mesmerizing. And no, there are no climaxes. But maybe I should’ve compared it to the best foreplay you’ve ever had. Foreplay that’s so good and completely satisfying you just want to go to sleep/smoke a cigarette after it’s done.
Maybe you understand why I really wanted to see The Field. Last Friday he played in Club
Well, at least the sweetbread and calf tongue were sublime.
Here's the Maps Remix: Maps - You Don't Know Her Name (The Field Remix) (mp3)
And here's his hit: The Field - Everday (myspace)
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