The Field - From Here We Go Sublime Album

Tracklist

1	From Here We Go Sublime	4:09
2	Sun & Ice	6:34
3	A Paw In My Face	5:24
4	Everday	6:59
5	Mobilia	6:28
6	Over The Ice	6:56
7	The Little Heart Beats So Fast	5:25
8	Silent	7:35
9	Good Things End	6:08
10	The Deal	10:03

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
KOMPAKT CD 57	The Field	From Here We Go Sublime ‎(CD, Album)	Kompakt	KOMPAKT CD 57	Germany	2007
KOMCDJ-057	The Field	From Here We Go Sublime ‎(CD, Album)	Kompakt	KOMCDJ-057	Japan	2007
KOM 2 RSD, KOMPAKT 2 RSD	The Field	From Here We Go Sublime ‎(2xLP, Album, 180 + CD, Album)	Kompakt, Kompakt	KOM 2 RSD, KOMPAKT 2 RSD	Germany	2014
OTLCD-1230	The Field	From Here We Go Sublime ‎(CD, Album)	Octave Lab	OTLCD-1230	Japan	2009
KOMPAKT 413, KOM 413	The Field	From Here We Go Sublime ‎(2xLP, Album, RE)	Kompakt, Kompakt	KOMPAKT 413, KOM 413	Germany	2019

Credits

• Music By – Axel Willner

Notes

Promo cardboard edition with slightly different artwork on backside.

Barcodes

• Barcode (Text): 8 80319 02982 0
• Rights Society: GEMA
• Label Code: LC 12012
• Matrix / Runout: CA KOMCD57 @
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI L039
• Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 1285
• Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 1257

Short intro

The Field - The Deal 'From Here We Go Sublime' Album - Продолжительность: 10:03 KOMPAKT 16. Kölsch - Loreley '1977'. Repress of The Field's seminal album Comes in gatefold sleeve with download code. Includes unlimited streaming of From Here We Go Sublime via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Sold Out. From Here We Go Sublime is the debut studio album by Swedish electronic music producer Axel Willner under his alias The Field, released by Kompakt on 26 March 2007. From Here We Go Sublime consists primarily of tracks recorded by Willner as the Field between 2004 and 2006, though the album also includes tracks produced before this period, one of which was originally recorded under a different alias. Willner's production style is sample-based, employing cut-up and resequenced manipulations of snippets. Listen free to The Field From Here We Go Sublime Over the Ice, A Paw in My Face and more. 10 tracks 65:41. Multiple artists have released music under the name of The Field, the most widely known being Swedish minimal techno producer Axel Willner. Others include a British rock band and a Norwegia read more. Songs in album The Field - From Here We Go Sublime 2006. The Field - Over Tthe Ice. The Field - A Paw in My Face. The Field - Good Things End. The Field - The Little Heart Beats So Fast. The Field - Everday. Посмотреть сведения об участниках альбома, рецензии, композиции и приобрести альбом 2007 CD от From Here We Go Sublime на 2007 10 Songs. The Field. Electronic 2007. Over the Ice. A few songs into From Here We Go Sublime, the Field formula becomes fairly clear: the evocative ambience of GasAll and the cut-up glitch style of Akufen, plus the propulsion, invariance, and melody of trance - the sum of these parts then presented with the minimal elegance that is the trademark of Kompakt. The Field real name Alex Willner is a watchmaker, an ardent horologist of techno who spends his days deconstructing samples and arranging them into unrecognizable forms. His mastery of time, or just how long a sound should continue, is always on full display four-on-the-floor beats ride patiently in the background while various synths and snippets of sound hover in and out of the mix. First of all, let's get it out of the way: From Here We Go Sublime is repetitive. If you are easily bored and need music that constantly changes, then this album probably isn't for you. Many of the changes here are often subtle, such as an extra click in a beat or a bass line gradually fading into the mix. Combining elements of the best ambient music with the emotive nostalgia and accessibility of Fennesz's Endless Summer and Boards of Canada, From Here We Go Sublime may wind up 2007's most luxuriant electronic record. That kind of pared-down sound-sculpting is everywhere in continental European electronic music these days, but rarely is it as instantly enveloping or as comforting as the Field's debut, From Here We Go Sublime. The album recalls Kaito, another artist on the German label with one great idea, likewise pushing wistfulness and simplicity to the brink