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Loscil - Fury
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Fieldhead - Home
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Loscil - Helluland
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Fieldhead - Hecla
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Fieldhead London, UK
Fieldhead is Paul Elam, with Elaine Reynolds. They produce electronic music that ranges from geography inspired tape loops to tense synth and violin led tracks. They have released four studio albums and a number of EPs (including 'Fury and Hecla', a collaborative release with Loscil). ... more
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