The National

Although formed during the post-punk revival of late '90, The National took inspiration from a wider set of influences, including country-rock, Americana and Britpop. The lineup began taking shape in Ohio and officially cemented itself in New York, with baritone vocalist Matt Berninger joining forces with two sets of brothers: Scott (bass) and Bryan Devendorf (drums) and Aaron (guitar) and Bryce Dessner (guitar).

After establishing themselves as a live act, the bandmates made their studio debut with The National, a self-titled record that apperead in 2001 to considerable acclaim. Two years later, the band returned with Sad Songs for Dirty Lovers, a deft blending of alternative country and chamber pop that found the band partnering with producer Peter Katis...more

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• Terrible Love
• Bloodbuzz Ohio
• Sorrow

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