FIELD DAY RECAP #2: METRONOMY – LOVE LETTERS

Recap some of the biggest moments from Field Day this year with our series of video highlights. With the weekend’s sharpest tailoring and some of the most singable synth hooks composed in recent years, Metronomy tested everyone’s high notes while closing the main stage on Friday with their infectious indie-dance anthems.

Watch Metronomy perform Love Letters below.

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