Electronic duo Broads combine a variety of music - always delicious - ranging from synth-pop bliss to a hybrid fusion of genres straddling the divide between ambient drone, post-rock and shoegaze. After several releases as a solo artist James Ferguson was joined by Mark Jennings for live shows in 2016, and Broads now have undergone a sonic breakthrough, arriving at a signature sound marrying droning, lo-fo synths and slow build repetition.""Field Theory"" features contributions from Milly Hirst (Wooden Arms) on first single ""Climbs"" and Owen Turner (Magoo). For fans of Stereolab, Kranky Records, Erased Tapes, Plaid, Boards Of Canada. ""Highly hypnotic...combines gorgeous violins and repetitive hook-lines...the same territory as Melody's Echo Chamber, Plaid and Hibou"" - Louder Than War. ""It is music which seems to roll over you in waves, it builds slowly cocooning the listener in fuzzy warmth and claustrophobic loveliness. And whilst it does all of that it also feels like a defining moment for music. It feels as if barriers, which up until now have kept certain genres from socialising, have been crossed and trampled to dust. This feels not just an important musical step, this feels actually groundbreaking"" - Dancing About Architecture.