Joan in the garden. Oh no! The reapers Long white veil William Fitzwilliam Don't go to the woods The black Maria All I want is you Bom to the morning America made me Tell me what’s on your mind Never satisfied Joan in the garden.
Summary:
For over twenty years, The Decemberists have been one of the most original, daring, and thrilling American rock bands. Their distinctive brand of hyperliterate folk-rock set them apart from the start, releasing nine full-length albums that are unbound by genre and highly ambitious. Now the beloved indie band is back with their first new album in six years. Not only is it the longest Decemberists album to date (and their first intentional, proper double-LP) but also their most empathetic and accessible, its thirteen songs like semaphores of mutual recognition for our fraught times and faint hope. The first dozen songs are punchy, pithy gems all, reflections on mortality and loneliness, longing and cynicism, expectation and unease. The band animates them brilliantly, pushing out and pulling in at the perfect moments.
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