New Age | Dark Age *insert epic cinematic trailer music* We were almost accidentally sold by just the name of the debut album from Karma Fields and realised there's the part where you gotta actually listen to it. The importance of a debut album is a big one, whereby it's a deal like... "Yeah you're pretty good at what you do, here's a massive opportunity to make your stamp on this planet and make people know your name". And Karma Fields debut is a good'n. With a nice range of heavy bass meets 'journey feeling' music and a heap of lyrical work from a vast amount of vocalists, this album's range is actually quite impressive and doesn't limit the Karma Fields team to just be in one corner in the music world. There are also some great visual elements to this album too, making myself kinda excited at the possibilities of what they can bring to their performances and shows. It's 12 tracks long, so less reading on here and give the album a listen and some lovin' below:
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