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Obscurities Stephin Merritt

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CD
- Release Date: 08/23/2011
- Sales Rank: 19,116
- Label: Merge Records
- UPC: 673855043029
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| Vinyl LP | $18.04 |
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Obscurities
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About this Artist
Editorial Reviews
B-sides and rarities collections can often help give fans insight into their favorite artists' creative processes, or at the very least, provide either a light snack between releases or a post-retirement victory lap, but when an artist as prolific as Stephin Merritt decides to clean house, it can be a little daunting. Over the years, Merritt's seemingly endless supply of wry, melodic, basement electro-folk songs has required him to use multiple pseudonyms (Magnetic Fields, the 6ths, the Gothic Archies), nearly all which of make an appearance on Obscurities. At its best, the collection stirs some up left-field gems like 'Forever and a Day' and 'When You're Young and in Love,' both of which were pulled from an unfinished musical called The Song from Venus, and the breezy Wasps' Nest outtake 'Yet Another Girl.' Reverend Lee Power, All Music Guide

















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