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“One of this year’s best debut albums. 8/10” - Bearded Magazine, 2018
“…driven by superb guitar play from Nicholas Frampton and the sultry ruminations of Evelyn Taylor. It’s all very Buckingham/Nicks-esque.” - Slug Magazine
“[Dark Matter Dreams is] a brave leap forward from a band who seem to have their best years in front of them.” - Clash Magazine
“This Des Moines, IA duo's debut full-length is a well-crafted set of folk-tinged, '70s-steeped pop with a warm sound featuring dreamy guitars, soaring strings, atmospheric keyboards and lush harmonies.” - Don Yates, KEXP
Appearing in stripped-down acoustic duo mode, (they sometimes tour with a band), their gentle harmonies and 12-string melodies bring to mind early period Mojave 3… - godisinthetv
“spellbinding pastoral psych folk”- Getintothis-UK
“Indie folk rock, sixties & seventies influences, dreamy vocals are the trademark of this duo. It was therefore not surprising that the only cover that had crept into the set list was a beautiful version of Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams". If you closed your eyes you could think that Stevie Nicks was on the Eeklo N9 stage.- RootsTime.BE
"Their blissful music runs high on soulful harmonies and rapturous textures, occupying the gulf between the likes of Feist, Bon Iver, Other Lives and Rumours era Fleetwood Mac. Originally from Des Moines, Iowa, the vast natural landscape, valleys and rivers of their hometown exert a powerful influence over their sound, producing a grand and expansive effect...this is prairie music of the highest order. Taylor's enchanting, bittersweet, hook-laden vocals float on a wave of reverb luring you in like a siren-you won't be able to resist. A flawless opening statement from a band with far-reaching appeal." - TRU LUV, UK
"To project a sense of beauty and restraint through story-telling isn’t something that can necessarily be taught. Attempted and worked upon, sure, but to truly enchant with a simple deliverance of words is something wholly natural. Though we’ve only heard a few songs thus far from Field Division, there seems to be no question that they possess this somewhat magical skill. The music they make feels borne of the soil. Enriched with the glow of a day quietly coming to life, it moves urgently and attentively but feels completely unhurried. An endless grace slowly revealed."-Gold Flake Paint, UK
The Temp Agency Campaign for our debut EP, Reverie State (2014)