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The National High Violet Review. The new yorkers’ finest disc to date is a potential album of the year. the national high violet review. “we wanted to reach everybody” the band's fifth album. high violet was the national’s breakthrough album, selling 51,000 copies in its first week. It’s already one of the strongest album of this young decade and will likely continue to be, even in another nine years from now. It's solid and relatable, avoiding pretentious experimentation. One of the greatest bands of our time unceremoniously drops their strongest record to date,. with high violet, the national argue with the saying “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” they’ve taken some minor risks,. A decade of patience, cramped tour vans. high violet isn’t simply the national’s best album; the national’s matt berninger on 10 years of ‘high violet’: reviews of high violet by the national, album number five of passionate indie rock from the brooklyn band high violet, an album by the national. universal acclaim based on 303 ratings. the national are careful to stick with what works here on high violet.

there’s no better distillation of where the national were at during high violet: high violet moves completely beyond any sort of youthful folly; The brooklynites set sail for the big time with their fifth. universal acclaim based on 303 ratings. “we wanted to reach everybody” the band's fifth album. It’s already one of the strongest album of this young decade and will likely continue to be, even in another nine years from now. high violet, an album by the national. There is an ongoing argument amongst all national fans, but i hardly think anyone. Mumbling guitars and ominous pianos. One of the greatest bands of our time unceremoniously drops their strongest record to date,.

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The National High Violet Review It’s already one of the strongest album of this young decade and will likely continue to be, even in another nine years from now. the national honed their art to a supremely nuanced stadium rock over the course of four albums culminating in. A song about passing back through. high violet moves completely beyond any sort of youthful folly; there’s no better distillation of where the national were at during high violet: with high violet, the national argue with the saying “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” they’ve taken some minor risks,. high violet was the national’s breakthrough album, selling 51,000 copies in its first week. The brooklynites set sail for the big time with their fifth. Released 11 may 2010 on 4ad (catalog no. high violet isn’t simply the national’s best album; One of the greatest bands of our time unceremoniously drops their strongest record to date,. i found a brilliant interpretation of both lyrics and music in an article called “the national’s secular heaven,” written. A decade of patience, cramped tour vans. brooklyn quintet the national has found a balance on their fifth album, high violet, that acts like interpol and editors have yet to find: It's solid and relatable, avoiding pretentious experimentation. the national high violet review.