The Field

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Axel Willner is a Swedish electronic music producer and DJ from Stockholm and currently based in Berlin, best known for his critically acclaimed releases as The Field that blend micro-samples of traditional pop songs into his unique brand of atmospheric minimal techno.

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BBC Reviews

  1. Looping State of Mind 2011

    Review of Looping State of Mind

    Reviewed by Wyndham Wallace

    Berlin-based Swede matches techno with dreampop on album three.

  2. Yesterday and Today 2009

    Review of Yesterday and Today

    Reviewed by Chris Jones

    Yesterday And Today ups both the coldness and the warmth to reap even more rewards.

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