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The Tain

album by The Decemberists
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  • The Decemberists (left to right: John Moen, Jenny Conlee, Colin Meloy, Nate Query, and Chris Funk).
    The Decemberists

    …a single and an album) The Tain (2004) consisted of a single song broken into multiple movements and foreshadowed The Decemberists’ future direction. As the band grew more successful, its live shows developed a distinct theatrical bent, replete with elaborate stage designs and props, and The Decemberists became one of…

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    …a single and an album) The Tain (2004) consisted of a single song broken into multiple movements and foreshadowed The Decemberists’ future direction. As the band grew more successful, its live shows developed a distinct theatrical bent, replete with elaborate stage designs and props, and The Decemberists became one of…

    Read More