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Field Division’s ‘Dark Matter Dreams’ is a near perfect reconstruction of the 70s west coast pop rock sound, hard to avoid mentioning Stevie Nicks and Lyndsey Buckingham Mac but it’s a little more realised than ‘having a song that sounds like Dreams’.

Field Division are Evelyn Taylor and Nicholas Frampton. Four years on from the sumptuous dream-folk of their debut EP, 2014’s ‘Reverie State’, the Des Moines duo flex all their lung-power on their debut album, ‘Dark Matter Dreams’.

Written on the road, where the duo have been living even when not touring, ‘Dark Matter Dreams’ is a sweeping album with rock vigour and the spark of deeply held convictions, nurtured in the face of widespread modern disillusionment. Vintage influences include Buckingham Nicks, Led Zeppelin, ‘All Things Must Pass’, The Beatles and the 1960s/1970s Laurel Canyon scene but make no mistake: this is an album that lives and breathes for today.