The Magnetic Fields "Realism" Premieres on MySpace Music

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Earlier today, Nonesuch.com launched the second of five videos featuring a lively conversation between The Magnetic Fields' Stephin Merritt and Claudia Gonson, discussing their forthcoming Nonesuch release, Realism. Now that you've heard a bit about the album straight from its creators, you can listen to Realism in its entirety in the exclusive album premiere on MySpace.

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Earlier today, Nonesuch.com launched the second of five videos featuring a lively conversation between The Magnetic Fields' Stephin Merritt and Claudia Gonson, discussing the band's forthcoming Nonesuch release, Realism. Now that you've heard a bit about the album straight from its creators and have read a few early reviews, we imagine you're curious to hear how it sounds. And so we bring you the exclusive album premiere of Realism on MySpace. Now through Saturday, visit myspace.com/themagneticfields to listen to full-length clips of every song off the new album.

And once you've had a chance to hear it, pre-order a copy of Realism in the Nonesuch Store to receive 320 kbps MP3s of the album at no additional cost on release day this Tuesday, January 26.

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  • Thursday, January 21, 2010
    The Magnetic Fields "Realism" Premieres on MySpace Music

    Earlier today, Nonesuch.com launched the second of five videos featuring a lively conversation between The Magnetic Fields' Stephin Merritt and Claudia Gonson, discussing the band's forthcoming Nonesuch release, Realism. Now that you've heard a bit about the album straight from its creators and have read a few early reviews, we imagine you're curious to hear how it sounds. And so we bring you the exclusive album premiere of Realism on MySpace. Now through Saturday, visit myspace.com/themagneticfields to listen to full-length clips of every song off the new album.

    And once you've had a chance to hear it, pre-order a copy of Realism in the Nonesuch Store to receive 320 kbps MP3s of the album at no additional cost on release day this Tuesday, January 26.

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