Boxer Vinyl Record

Story

Boxer is the fourth studio album by The National, and the follow up to 2005's Alligator. The effect is a bit grander than its predecessor, thanks to increased doses of piano, trumpet, and background vocals to support the mumbly insight of singer Matt Berninger, smart guitar work of twins Aaron and Bryce Dessner, bassist Scott Devendorf, and his brother Bryan performing lots of small miracles of precision behind the kit. Boxer's twelve tracks set the indie rock world abuzz in 2007, making best-of lists of a great many cultural gatekeepers, including Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, and Paste.

One 12” LP
12 tracks
Includes digital download
42:07 run time
Released in 2007

Track List

Side A

Fake Empire
Mistaken For Strangers
Brainy
Squalor Victoria
Green Gloves
Slow Show

Side B

Apartment Story
Start A War
Guest Room
Racing Like A Pro
Ada
Gospel

About The National

The National has put out seven studio albums since 1999, winning over indie rock fans and critics with their precise instrumentation and insighfully mumbled vocals, courtesy of frontman Matt Berninger. The Grammy-nominated quintet has performed all over the world as a headliner and major music festival draw. They've also had four of their records included in NME's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.

Story
Boxer is the fourth studio album by The National, and the follow up to 2005's Alligator. The effect is a bit grander than its predecessor, thanks to increased doses of piano, trumpet, and background vocals to support the mumbly insight of singer Matt Berninger, smart guitar work of twins Aaron and Bryce Dessner, bassist Scott Devendorf, and his brother Bryan performing lots of small miracles of precision behind the kit. Boxer's twelve tracks set the indie rock world abuzz in 2007, making best-of lists of a great many cultural gatekeepers, including Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, and Paste.
One 12” LP

12 tracks

Includes digital download

42:07 run time

Released in 2007
Track List
Side A
- Fake Empire
- Mistaken For Strangers
- Brainy
- Squalor Victoria
- Green Gloves
- Slow Show
Side B
- Apartment Story
- Start A War
- Guest Room
- Racing Like A Pro
- Ada
- Gospel
About The National
The National has put out seven studio albums since 1999, winning over indie rock fans and critics with their precise instrumentation and insighfully mumbled vocals, courtesy of frontman Matt Berninger. The Grammy-nominated quintet has performed all over the world as a headliner and major music festival draw. They've also had four of their records included in NME's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.