Maximo Park’s Paul Smith & Field Music’s Peter Brewis announce collaborative album

Maximo Park’s Paul Smith & Field Music’s Peter Brewis announce collaborative album

The pair will release their debut in November

by Chris Bound: August 14, 2014
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Maximo Park and Field Music frontmen Paul Smith and Peter Brewis have teamed up to work on a new collaborative album.

The new record 'Frozen By Sight' will see Smith take up most of the vocals with Brewis heading up the musical arrangements.

It will be released on the 17th November via Memphis Industries, and you can see the full tracklist and stream lead single 'Barcelona (At Eye Level)' below.

[Via Line Of Best Fit]

'Frozen By Sight' Tracklisting:
1. Old Odeon
2. Santa Monica
3. Exiting Hyde Park Towers
4. Barcelona (At Eye Level)
5. L.A. Street Cleaner
6. A Town Called Letter
7. Mount Wellington Rises
8. Budapest
9. Perth to Bunbury
10. Philly
11. Trevone
12. St Peter’s

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