Review: The National's 'First Two Pages Of Frankenstein' – Rolling Stone
Review: The National's 'First Two Pages Of Frankenstein'
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The National: First Two Pages of Frankenstein
With help from Taylor Swift, Phoebe Bridgers, and Sufjan Stevens, the National return with their gentlest album yet: a collection of airy, tender gestures.
Source: pitchfork.com
The National Recenter Themselves on First Two Pages of Frankenstein
The National create a deeply absorbing world from the swirls and abstractions of an interior monologue on The First Two Pages of Frankenstein.
Source: pastemagazine.com
The National 'First Two Pages Of Frankenstein' Review
How can you tell you’re washed when so much of your greatest music is about being washed? It’s a question that has lingered around the National as long as they’ve been famous. Ever since taking “another un-innocent, elegant fall into the un-magnificent lives of adults” on 2007 breakthrough Boxer, the Brooklyn-founded band of Cincinnati natives has been giving off sad-dad vibes, turning middle-aged neuroses into tastefully morose bangers, ballads, and anthems. You know the drill: Over contemplative, sometimes cathartic big-budget indie rock, lanky baritone Matt Ber...
Source: stereogum.com
The National on pulling back from the brink: "This time felt different"
Amidst creative troubles and an uncertain future, the indie-rock stalwarts find salvation on new album ‘First Two Pages of Frankenstein’
Source: nme.com