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The Dismemberment Plan: Premature Evaluation: The Uncanney Valley

submitted by Nick Oct 7th 2013 09:00 pm (stereogum.com)

Until now, the Dismemberment Plan’s discography has been a near-perfect chronicle of the arc from smartass youthful exuberance to quarter-life crisis to grown-up stability, culminating in the well-adjusted grace of 2001′s Change. And what follows such strides into adulthood but marriage, kids, day jobs, and a retreat from the rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle (after some [...]

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The Dismemberment Plan: Announce More Reunion Shows

submitted by Nick May 14th 2024 06:00 pm (www.stereogum.com)

When the second wave emo-focused Las Vegas music festival Best Friends Forever announced its inaugural lineup in February, basically everyone in the world (or, more realistically, a small cross section of the population with big hearts, sharp minds, and impeccable taste) was delighted to learn that the Dismemberment Plan were reuniting for their...

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Steely Dan: Albums From Worst To Best

submitted by Nick Jan 29th 2015 06:00 pm (stereogum.com)

Steely Dan are playing this year’s Coachella, they’ve been sampled by everyone from Kanye to Cities Aviv, and you can hear hints of their sardonic lyrical brilliance in indie rockers ranging from the Dismemberment Plan to Destroyer to Father John Misty. But for a band that made its name puncturing the remnants of the flower-c...

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Travis Morrison: Q&A: The Dismemberment Plan’s Travis Morrison On The Change Reissue, “Shake It Off,” And The Band’s Future

submitted by Nick Nov 4th 2014 04:00 pm (stereogum.com)

Today the Dismemberment Plan reissues Change, their fourth album and, until 2013′s reunion effort Uncanney Valley came along, their last. Originally released in 2001, Change was a coming-of-age record. Steering the band’s spazzy, rainbow-colored dance-punk into moodier, more muted territory, it marked their transition into so...

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Travis Morrison: Ben Gibbard & Travis Morrison Talk Shop: Staying Off Twitter, Bad Festival Timeslots, & What Animal Collective’s Popularity Says About The State Of Music

submitted by Nick Sep 5th 2014 05:00 am (stereogum.com)

Death Cab For Cutie and the Dismemberment Plan had a mutual respect for each other, so much so that they embarked on a joint Death And Dismemberment Tour in early 2002. This weekend sees the two bands reuniting on the same lineup for Chicago’s A.V. Fest, though they’ll be playing consecutive nights. In anticipation of [...]

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The Dismemberment Plan: Watch The Play Fallon

submitted by Nick Nov 5th 2013 03:00 pm (stereogum.com)

When D.C. postpunk greats the Dismemberment Plan first reunited nearly three years ago, one of their first stops was Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, which was a fun headfuck for anyone who’d seen them play Fort Reno Park or an American Legion Hall once upon a time. Now that the reunion is an established thing [...]

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