Nite Fields create music for those who prefer to shun daylight; those who brood on their own misery until night, hoping for a glimpse of the moon. Depersonalisation is an ethereal record, one that features benzo-laden, dreamy guitar gaze, overlaying softly pattering drums and delicate synth work – the perfect album for night-time wandering.
Body Limits from Melbourne’s Halt Ever came out in early July. It’s like awakening and then embracing a deep psychosis or a having a manic episode. It’s a collection of high tension activity, taut yet sharp. Expect an increase in pulse and maybe some induced paranoia.
