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The Field - From Here We Go Sublime

The Field is the brainchild of Swedish producer Axel Willner who debuted with the singles Things Keep Fallin' Down (2005) and Sun & Ice (2006). From Here We Go Sublime (Kompakt, 2007) was a milestone for bliss-oriented samples-heavy minimal techno music. The beats are as un-inventive as it gets, but that only shifts the emphasis to the melodies and to the way they are constructed and deconstructed. The hypnotic, trance-inducing effect is akin to Robert Miles' decade-old Children, once processed through the digital revolution. The similarity is more evident in the pieces that tamper with the traditional role of melody, whether playing hide and seek with the listener (the tune that appears and disappears in A Paw In My Face) or thumbing his nose at her (the swirling motif of Silent). The melody is completely dissolved in the dense, reverberating filigree of The Deal, the most haunting track here. The processing and reprocessing evokes the methods of post-rock in Mobilia. There is basically only one piece in which Willner simply bombards the listener with heavy beats: Good Things End. When it works the music is almost melodramatic despite the fact that it is "micro" and not "macro" in nature (attention to details, minimum effort, narrow frequency range). However, Willner can also be upbeat (the ascending and descending ripples and bobbling texture of The Little Heart Beats So Fast) and even ecstatic (the floating clusters and expanding vibrations of Sun And Ice). It straddles the electronic equivalent of shoegazing and dream-pop. The danger, of course, is that the artist may be tempted to rely more on the loops than on his own inspiration... Source: https://www.scaruffi.com/vol7/field.html Tracklist: 0:00 01 Over The Ice 6:56 02 A Paw In My Face 12:20 03 Good Things End 18:28 04 The Little Heart Beats So Fast 23:53 05 Everday 30:52 06 Silent 38:27 07 The Deal 48:30 08 Sun & Ice 55:04 09 Mobilia 1:01:32 10 From Here We Go Sublime Country: Germany Genre: Minimal Year of release: 2007 Format: FLAC (image + .cue) Audio bitrate: lossless