A gig held at St George's Bristol on Friday 2nd September. The event starts at 20:00.
Tickets: https://www.stgeorgesbristol.co.uk/whats-on/the-magnetic-fields/
Brevity has often been the soul of Magnetic Fields composer Stephin Merritt’s wit. Though his most celebrated work—the 1999 milestone 69 Love Songs, the more recent 50 Song Memoir—has been epic in conceptual scope, the individual pieces of each have most often been beautifully crafted, slyly funny miniatures. The Magnetic Fields most recent album, Quickies, presents his most consistently miniscule miniatures of all, with the longest track, a reimagining of a Shaker hymn called Come, Life, Shaker Life, clocking in at 2:35 and the shortest, the no-minced-words Death Pact (Let’s Make A), at seventeen breezy seconds.
Entry requirements:
Brevity has often been the soul of Magnetic Fields composer Stephin Merritt’s wit. Though his most celebrated work—the 1999 milestone 69 Love Songs, the more recent 50 Song Memoir—has been epic in conceptual scope, the individual pieces of each have most often been beautifully crafted, slyly funny miniatures. The Magnetic Fields most recent album, Quickies, presents his most consistently miniscule miniatures of all, with the longest track, a reimagining of a Shaker hymn called Come, Life, Shaker Life, clocking in at 2:35 and the shortest, the no-minced-words Death Pact (Let’s Make A), at seventeen breezy seconds.
Entry requirements:
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