Pia Fraus - Field Ceremony

Seksound
(SEKs065-1: 766150396652/SEKs065-2: 766150396645/SEKs065-3: )
Release date: 10/13/2017
Genre: Dreampop

$15.49

Seksound releases Pia Fraus’ album Field Ceremony.

After releasing a string of singles starting in 2016, Pia Fraus are now releasing their first full-length album entitled Field Ceremony in almost a decade. Both the “Autumn Winds” and “That’s Not All” singles have been met with critical acclaim, creating anticipation for the forthcoming new album. On October 12th in the U.S. and Oct 16th in Europe and Japan, the decade long wait for a new Pia Fraus album will be over.

Released on Seksound (Europe), Shelflife (U.S.), and Vinyl-Junkie Records

(Japan), Field Ceremony is a triumphant return for the band, bringing back their signature dreampop sounds alongside fresh takes on pop structures. From the beautifully composed pop delicacies of “No Filters Needed” to the almost slowcore dreaminess of “Don’t Tell Me How” to the explosive pop of “Sugar High of the Year”, Pia Fraus bring to the table a dreampop brightness tinged with the more

somber elements of life.

Eve Komp (vocals, synths, metallophone), Kärt Ojavee (synths), Rein Fuks (guitars, vocals, percussion), Reijo Tagapere (bass), and Margus Voolpriit (drums) come together once again to produce Field Ceremony. Former member Kristel Eplik returns to record backing vocals and Pia Fraus' former drummer, Joosep Volk, also returned to direct the video for “That’s Not All”.

The album has been mixed and mastered on analog desk by the band’s longtime friend Lauri Liilvak.

The dreampop veterans in Pia Fraus are back after over a decade. Field Ceremony is a demonstration of the band’s continued contribution to the dreampop genre. Fans will be pleased with the results and new listeners will be in for a treat as they encounter this long awaited new work from the dreampop masters.

1. It’s Over Now

2. Never Again Land

3. Autumn Winds

4. Mountain Trip Guide

5. No Filters Needed

6. Endless Clouds

7. Sugar High of the Year

8. Don’t Tell Me How

9. Brutal Truth of the World

10. That’s Not All