Plumb
Field Music · 2012
35 min · 15 tracks · indie rock
A quirky blend of art rock and indie pop, characterized by intricate melodies and conversational lyrics.
Why this album works
'Plumb' received significant critical acclaim, appearing on numerous end-of-year lists and being praised for its inventive arrangements. It showcased the band's growing reputation within the indie rock scene, further establishing their influence on contemporaries exploring similar complex songwriting.
- Best for
- short, engaging listening sessions quirky and playful vibes thought-provoking lyrical themes
- Context
- Released on January 1, 2012, 'Plumb' is Field Music's fourth studio album, following their acclaimed release 'Measure' in 2010. At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their unique sound and creative approach, continuing to experiment with song structures and lyrical themes that reflect everyday life and personal introspection.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Radiohead· Muse· Ed Sheeran· Robbie Williams· Duran Duran· Depeche Mode· Ellie Goulding· Manic Street Preachers
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Start the Day Right Standout 2:18
- 2 It's Okay to Change 0:58
- 3 Sorry Again, Mate 2:08
- 4 A New Town 3:58
- 5 Choosing Sides 3:12
- 6 A Prelude to Pilgrim Street 1:48
- 7 Guillotine Standout 3:12
- 8 Who'll Pay the Bills? 2:20
- 9 So Long Then 2:06
- 10 Is This the Picture? 2:41
- 11 From Hide and Seek to Heartache 2:49
- 12 How Many More Times? 0:40
- 13 Ce soir 1:13
- 14 Just Like Everyone Else 3:00
- 15 (I Keep Thinking About) A New Thing Standout 3:16
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