The National origin yearsactive song The National recorded "The Rains of Castamere" which plays over the end credits of "Blackwater".
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| - <default>The National</default> origin yearsactive song The National recorded "The Rains of Castamere" which plays over the end credits of "Blackwater".
- The National is a band formed out of Brooklyn in 1999, started by friends out of Ohio. The band is noted by Matt Berninger's deep and distinctive baritone voice. Two pairs of brothers, Dessners and Devendorfs, form the rest of the band, as well as occasional instrumental assistance from Clogs musician Padma Newsome.
- The National are a Post Punk band from New York, primarily known for their laid-back, easy-going sound. The band consists of Matt Berninger (singer / Songwriter), Aaron Dessner (bassist / guitarist / keyboardist), Bryce Dessner (guitarist / keyboardist), Bryan Devendorf (drummer), and Scott Devendorf (bassist / guitarist). Not to be confused with the CBC's flagship evening News Broadcast.
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| - Matt Berninger, Aaron Dessner, Bryce Dessner, Scott Devendorf, Bryan Devendorf
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| - <default>The National</default> origin yearsactive song The National recorded "The Rains of Castamere" which plays over the end credits of "Blackwater".
- The National are a Post Punk band from New York, primarily known for their laid-back, easy-going sound. The band consists of Matt Berninger (singer / Songwriter), Aaron Dessner (bassist / guitarist / keyboardist), Bryce Dessner (guitarist / keyboardist), Bryan Devendorf (drummer), and Scott Devendorf (bassist / guitarist). They started out with a small underground following in 1999, producing mostly So Okay It's Average albums and EPs, until their 2005 album, Alligator which turned them into critical darlings. From there, their albums continued to get better. In 2007, their album, The Boxer was featured on many "Best of the Year" lists, and in 2010 their fifth album, High Violet won them further critical attention. The album has even been in competition with Arcade Fire's The Suburbs and Beach House's Teen Dream in year-end charts. Unlike many bands in the Indie/ Alternative movement, they don't rely on of happy/poppy or aggressive hooks to keep their music going. Instead they focus on sombre, tug-at-your-heartstrings type of music. Matt Berninger's Baritone vocals provide very bittersweet lyrics accompanied by the band that keeps a lush sound spiraling in the background. Many people claim that their music helps them through depressing times in their lives and actually uplifts them. Other people tend to call them too melancholy and dismiss them in the same manner as Radiohead gets dismissed. Not to be confused with the CBC's flagship evening News Broadcast.
- The National is a band formed out of Brooklyn in 1999, started by friends out of Ohio. The band is noted by Matt Berninger's deep and distinctive baritone voice. Two pairs of brothers, Dessners and Devendorfs, form the rest of the band, as well as occasional instrumental assistance from Clogs musician Padma Newsome.
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