Brisbane, Australia's Nite Fields is centred around the songwriting partnership of singer Danny Venzin and guitarist Chris Campion. Trading in a blurred-around-the-edges brand of punk, shoegaze and electronica, their sound is both assertive and, paradoxically, dreamlike. Though flirting with pop, Nite Fields are very much a D.I.Y. band at heart. Their mostly self-recorded debut LP 'Depersonalisation' was released on Los Angeles label Felte in 2015 and the following year saw Nite Fields' unorthodox touring schedule take them to over 20 countries including Russia, Mongolia, Thailand and Greece. Much of the band's allure comes from how well they combine well-crafted lyrics with innovative production techniques. Touches like when Venzin stretches the word "desire" into several syllables on 'Fill the Void' and the fervent guitar work on 'Winter's Gone' reflect just how much finesse this art-rock band has invested in both sound and songwriting.