Oh how I loved the Field Mice. In January 2005, their entire back catalogue (including flexis and assorted compiliation gubbins) is being reissued on 3 CDS (4 discs) on LTM records. Alastair Fitchett (Tangents, Unpopular) has done a lengthy biography.
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