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The National will release their new LP, their fifth full-length in total, in a couple of months' time, after quite some waiting and build-up in the last year or so. The record will be released in May on 4AD, and doesn't yet have a title, but may be titled with a word beginning with 'C', given their last couple of releases. Or not. Who cares, anyway?!
Not a great deal more is known about the release, other than that it might (probably will) have the following songs on:
- 'Wake Up Your Saints'
- 'England'
- 'Blood Buzz, Ohio'
- 'Vanderlylle Cry Baby'
- 'Believe Me'
- 'Karamazov'
Which all sound promising enough, if only for the Dostoyevsky reference in that last track. We would like to tell you more, but we can't. Because we don't know ourselves. There's also a handful of dates across America and Europe, including a show at The Royal Albert Hall, which I'm sure you'll be interested in.
April:
22-23 - Richmond, VA, The National Theater
May:
6 - London, Royal Albert Hall
7 - Paris, Zenith w/ Pavement
9 - Berlin, Astra
22 - Los Angeles, The Wiltern
23 - San Diego, Spreckels Theater
27 - Oakland, Fox Theater
June:
2 - Bostom, House of Blues
5 - Philadelphia, Electric Factory
6 - Washington, DC, DAR Constitution Hall
8 - Toronto, Massey Hall
16 - New York, Radio City Music Hall
Let's pray our hopes and expectations are filled. Don't disappoint.
- DiS meets Bryce Dessner of The Long Count & The National
- My Top 10 live shows of 2011 by Dom Gourlay
- Listen: Two new tracks from The National
- Beirut's Summer 2011 - European Tour Diary
- Spotifriday #106 - This week on DiS as a playlist ft. Warpaint, The National, Destroyer
- Leeds 2011: A Festival Diary
- In Photos: The National @ Reading & Leeds Festivals 2011
- Leeds Festival 2011 - Drowned In Sound's Sunday Blog
Have you ever seen The National? They are nothing like Interpol
Can't comment on that but...
this is a welcome return
sigh
Don't be fannies. The National are totally different to Interpol. What's this about Royal Albert Hall. Surely they can't fill that. I don't get it. Still might try and get down for it.

The National
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In Photos: Guns 'n' Roses @ Liverpool Echo Arena
In Photos: Cloud Nothings @ Cargo, London
In Photos: Live At Leeds Festival 2012
In Photos: Camden Crawl 2012 , London
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