Listen: The Magnetic Fields' Stephin Merritt Talks with 'Listening' Podcast from 'Talkhouse'

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The Magnetic Fields’ Stephin Merritt is on the new Talkhouse podcast series Listening. On the show, curated by Elia Einhorn, artists are invited to share their perspective on how they listen to the world and how that informs the music they make. They also create a new composition for the episode and discuss the creative process behind it. “Witty, guarded, cynical, loving, heartsick, and tender—this is Stephin Merritt, or at least what we hear in the songs he pens for his acclaimed band The Magnetic Fields,” says Einhorn. You can hear their conversation and the song Merritt wrote for the show here. The Magnetic Fields kick off the next leg of their UK and European tour on August 31.

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The Magnetic FieldsStephin Merritt is the guest on the new Talkhouse podcast series Listening. On the show, curated by Elia Einhorn, artists are invited to share their perspective on how they listen to the world and how that informs the music they make. They also create a new composition for the episode and discuss the creative process behind it. “Witty, guarded, cynical, loving, heartsick, and tender—this is Stephin Merritt, or at least what we hear in the songs he pens for his acclaimed band The Magnetic Fields,” says Einhorn. You can hear their conversation and the song Merritt wrote for the show, “A Walk in the Park, Alone, in the Dark,” via Spotify and Apple Podcasts below.

The Magnetic Fields kick off the next leg of their UK and European tour, featuring songs from their latest album, Quickies, and throughout their career at Eventim Apollo in London next Wednesday, August 31. The tour continues with shows in Leeds, Bristol, Dorset, Glasgow, Dublin, Cork, Lisbon, Amsterdam, Paris, Frankfurt, Berlin, Hamburg, and Copenhagen. You can find the details and links below; for all the latest, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

 

THE MAGNETIC FIELDS ON TOUR

Aug 31 Eventim Apollo London, UK
Sep 1 O2 Academy Leeds Leeds, UK
Sep 2 St George's Bristol Bristol, UK
Sep 3 End of the Road Festival Dorset, UK
Sep 5 O2 Academy Glasgow Glasgow, UK
Sep 7 3Olympia Theatre Dublin, IRELAND
Sep 8 Cyprus Avenue Cork, IRELAND
Sep 10 LAV Lisbon, PORTUGAL
Sep 11 Tolhuistuin Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS
Sep 12 La Gaîté Lyrique Paris, FRANCE
Sep 14 Zoom Frankfurt Frankfurt, GERMANY
Sep 16 Lido Berlin, GERMANY
Sep 17 Kampnagel K6 Hamburg, GERMANY
Sep 18 The Royal Opera House Copenhagen, DENMARK
     
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Stephin Merritt: 'Listening' Podcast, August 2022
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    Listen: The Magnetic Fields' Stephin Merritt Talks with 'Listening' Podcast from 'Talkhouse'

    The Magnetic FieldsStephin Merritt is the guest on the new Talkhouse podcast series Listening. On the show, curated by Elia Einhorn, artists are invited to share their perspective on how they listen to the world and how that informs the music they make. They also create a new composition for the episode and discuss the creative process behind it. “Witty, guarded, cynical, loving, heartsick, and tender—this is Stephin Merritt, or at least what we hear in the songs he pens for his acclaimed band The Magnetic Fields,” says Einhorn. You can hear their conversation and the song Merritt wrote for the show, “A Walk in the Park, Alone, in the Dark,” via Spotify and Apple Podcasts below.

    The Magnetic Fields kick off the next leg of their UK and European tour, featuring songs from their latest album, Quickies, and throughout their career at Eventim Apollo in London next Wednesday, August 31. The tour continues with shows in Leeds, Bristol, Dorset, Glasgow, Dublin, Cork, Lisbon, Amsterdam, Paris, Frankfurt, Berlin, Hamburg, and Copenhagen. You can find the details and links below; for all the latest, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

     

    THE MAGNETIC FIELDS ON TOUR

    Aug 31 Eventim Apollo London, UK
    Sep 1 O2 Academy Leeds Leeds, UK
    Sep 2 St George's Bristol Bristol, UK
    Sep 3 End of the Road Festival Dorset, UK
    Sep 5 O2 Academy Glasgow Glasgow, UK
    Sep 7 3Olympia Theatre Dublin, IRELAND
    Sep 8 Cyprus Avenue Cork, IRELAND
    Sep 10 LAV Lisbon, PORTUGAL
    Sep 11 Tolhuistuin Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS
    Sep 12 La Gaîté Lyrique Paris, FRANCE
    Sep 14 Zoom Frankfurt Frankfurt, GERMANY
    Sep 16 Lido Berlin, GERMANY
    Sep 17 Kampnagel K6 Hamburg, GERMANY
    Sep 18 The Royal Opera House Copenhagen, DENMARK
         
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