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Q MagazineAug 25, 2015Uncompromising as ever, Hidden Fields is an alien transmission from a band with a singular vision. [Oct 2015, p.115]
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Aug 21, 2015They probably could have sold themselves as a revival band or pretended to re-form in their poppier guise; that they have made an ugly, snarlingly dark album like Hidden Fields instead is truly impressive.
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Aug 14, 2015Devastating until the very last note subsides, this is arguably The Telescopes' finest record for over a decade. Prepare to be pulverised.
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Aug 10, 2015Hidden Fields presents a binary world of pure noise set against the briefest interludes of silence between the tracks. It's only during the quiet moments that you can comprehend just how vast this album is.
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Aug 10, 2015Strangely mesmerising and addictive, this album will have you in its hold if given the chance.
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UncutAug 10, 2015The perfect needle, pitched into the red every time. [Sep 2015, p.81]
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Aug 17, 2015The whole is a little too tethered to the (partially incomprehensible) songs to drift off effectively, and is too morose to uplift, yet The Telescopes continue to own a certain core sensibility--and the capacity to surprise with how they express it.
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MojoAug 10, 2015Hidden Fields finds Lawrie drifting back to his black-denim roots with five tracks of distortion heavy, song-based sedation.[Sep 2015, p.92]