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Video: The Week That Was - "Scratch the Surface" (Ex Field Music)

After disbanding as a single entity last year, the Field Music cup continue to floweth over. Following his brother David Brewis' lead—who released his first post Field Music album, Sea From Shore, as School of Language earlier this year—Peter Brewis will deliver the eponymously titled The Week That Was on September 23rd through Memphis Industries. Both brothers appear in the dead-end office job themed video for "Scratch the Surface."

Posted on 06/17/2008 | Comments(58) | Permalink

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Stream: The Week That Was (Ex-Field Music) - "The Airport Line"

Ex-Field Music member and brother of David Brewis—former bandmate and now headmaster of School of Language—Peter Brewis has followed the path of his sibling and begun a new musical journey dubbed The Week That Was. The self-titled album isn't due until August on Memphis Industries, but you can get a taste on brother Peter's MySpace page.

Stream: The Week That Was (Ex-Field Music) - "The Airport Line"

Posted on 03/05/2008 | Comments(99) | Permalink

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