Listen to Metronomy's live session for BBC 6 Music
04 June 2014, 15:29
| Written by
Luke Morgan Britton
Ahead of their headline slot at London’s Field Day on Saturday night, Metronomy took to BBC Radio 6 Music today for a live session with Lauren Laverne.
The band performed “Call Me” and “Reservoir”, both lifted from recent album Love Letters. You can stream the full session (and interview) right now below.
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