MAGNETIC FIELDS - Holiday LP britpop but being derivative is not

but being derivative is not a bad thing as long as one does a great job doing it

The band themselves credit influences from Captain Beefheart and The Velvet Underground

People die or move away or get in trouble

While it's cool that these guys have gotten a bit of exposure due to two members (Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein) performing said soundtrack

broken promises & unusually long extremities - A 4 track EP that explores life in a suit & tie

MAGNETIC FIELDS - Holiday LP britpop but being derivative is notIncludes d l code. Holiday was originally released in 1994 after The Charm of the Highway Strip but was actually recorded before it. Therefore Stephin Merritt's compositions were less widescreen and more insular but by God does this set the template for his later work. What we are talking about is bedroom synth pop with yearning romantic lyrics and the grumpy sense of fun that has been the Magnetic Fields thing ever since.