It'll be released as a limited edition LP and for download, and pre-orders will be available in September. You can find more information at Gizeh's website, and a preview of the album's title track is here.
And this is what the label has to say about it:
"a correction is the new album from Fieldhead and it builds on the love of melody, brevity and dusty atmosphere found in his previous releases – they
shook hands for hours (Home Assembly Music 2009) and riser (Gizeh
2010).
Fieldhead’s music has always drawn heavily from his surroundings, with
previous work taking much from the moors and towns around his former home of
Leeds. In July 2010 Paul left these familiar surroundings for a new home in
Canada, and the widescreen landscapes of his adopted home have shaped Fieldhead’s
music into a more expansive and emotive form. The familiar tape hiss and
scratchy, decaying atmospheres remain from his previous work, but with a
correction Elam has combined them with a deeper
understanding of space and place.
The album appears minimalistic on first listen, but a correction is a record that slowly unfurls over
time. Clouded melodies ride on a distant but almost constant pulse that brings
the vast landscapes in and out of focus throughout the album, an approach that never
allows the listener to get too comfortable, and one that sets apart Fieldhead’s
music from many other safer artists within the genre.
The violin of Elaine Reynolds (The Boats / The Sea) is central to a correction, adding warmth to the
desolate northern atmospheres of the album, as well as providing the
centrepoint of the record’s emotive peaks.
Previous comparisons of Fieldhead’s work to William
Basinski, Machinefabriek and Grouper are definitely justified, but Paul’s work
is undoubtedly more direct and concise. It’s fair to say that Elam’s previous
outputs have already made his name in the ambient / drone field and a correction should
further enhance his reputation as someone who can seamlessly marry soundscapes
and melody to form an affecting and timeless piece of music."