#Memphis Industries

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Motherfucker by Weaves from the album Wide Open

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12/7/23.

A band I go back to time and time again is Field Music. The Brewis brothers (David and Peter) are like Old Faithful - you can count on them to regularly produce, and you're always amazed. And I mean that. From their debut S/T and "Tones of Town" to this release, "Flat White Moon" they've shown high standards and high quality.

"Flat White Moon" continues the sound they've been crafting since the mid-2000s with perhaps a bit more leaning to Yes and Genesis. They still have nods to Sparks and they still sound like a less punky Futureheads.

This was released in 2021 via longtime label Memphis Industries. If Field Music truly compares to Old Faithful, then we should be getting a new album or project at any moment.

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Live Review: Field Music at Band on the Wall in Manchester 06 February 2025

Words: Andy Hughes “Is there some kind of 2-4-1 offer on WKD?” Was the question asked by David Brewis to much laughter on Thursday evening in Manchester, speaking on behalf of the rest of Field Music who were taken aback after a more than enthusiastic response from the audience at Band on the Wall. “Have you been drinking?” He’d comically asked the packed room a few songs prior, hitting us with…

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Rozi Plain | Painted the Room | Prize (2023)

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Frankie Rose- Interstellar (Dream Pop, Indie Pop, Indie Surf) Released: February 21, 2012 [Slumberland Records/ Memphis Industries ] Producer(s): Le Chev, Jeremy Scott

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Track of the day // NZCA Lines - Push Reset

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Groninger Museum, 2024. I stumbled upon this collection of 'postmodern' furniture with many objects by the Memphis Milano group!

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Unhoused people in your neighborhood are your neighbors.

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We reject the inhumane, repugnant and asinine decision made by SCOTUS to further criminalize homelessness.

Housing is a human right.

The decision made in Johnson vs Grants Pass is a violation of the principle of basic human rights outlined by the Geneva Conventions and as a signatory, the US is obligated to prosecute violators of the conventions.

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Most Americans want to talk about society in terms of tax money, well, it costs far less to house someone than to criminalize them, which is the system we currently have.

It costs $35,000-$150,000 for each unhoused person when we rely on jails and hospitals. To house one unhoused person with full wraparound services costs between $10,000-$30,000 depending on the area. No matter what, it’s always cheaper to simply house someone.

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Photo from today’s farmers market glean!

Big thanks to the Downtown Memphis Farmers Market and all of their awesome farmers & vendors!

Each week we receive unspoiled food that would otherwise be thrown away and route it to our hungry neighbors, no questions asked.

Reach out if you’d like to help with our efforts!

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Drunk Elf Gang Enterteiment presents...

Elph#01 "All the ligths in the wolrd go out" by Crissis, manufactura casera limitada a 5 unidades numeradas, no te quedes sin el clásico del memphis rap industrial esotérico que comenzó la leyenda,it's on in stores right now

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Super Moon Machine by Rachael Dadd from the album FLUX

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4/27/23.

This will probably be my last post referencing Record Store Day for a while. I came upon The Go! Team (UK) "Proof of Youth" while looking for the Romeo Void Record Store Day release on Discogs. "Proof of Youth" was reissued for Record Store Day 2022 - and can be found for dirt cheap on Discogs.

This was the follow up to "Thunder, Lightning, Strike" that took the indie world by storm back in 2004. "Proof of Youth" uses the same formula but employs more guest vocalists (Chuck D for crying out loud). The music retains its upbeat charm without losing the cool mix of samples, vocals and instruments that made "Thunder, Lightning, Strike" so unique.

I can't help but hear The Pipettes or Still Flyin', but really The Go! Team are in a league of their own. In fact, I would say they have more bands that were clearly influenced by them; in fact, I've mentioned many in posts over the years: Spirit Bunny, Club Night or Ray Borneo and the Bystanders.

The Record Store Day version was handled by Memphis Industries.

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‘Limits of Language’ – Listen to episode 25 of ’60 Minutes or less’, the new podcast from Birthday Cake For Breakfast – featuring Field Music!

Words: Andy Hughes ’60 Minutes or less’ – the podcast from Birthday Cake For Breakfast – returns for episode twenty five and it’s a delight for us to welcome Field Music as our guests! The duo of David Brewis and Peter Brewis, Field Music are a band we’ve had the pleasure of interviewing a number of times over the years. The eagle-eyed amongst you might’ve noticed we’ve already had Peter Brewis…

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wæv mix

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Mutant Joe - TOMBOLOMIXX 006

(2020 mix)

[Ghettotech, Memphis Rap, Hardcore Breaks, Baltimore Club, Jazz Rap, Industrial Techno, Southern Hip Hop, Footwork, Ghetto House]