
The Decemberists
Portland, Oregon’s the Decemberists treat high-concept nerd-dom like their one true calling. Writing story-songs about forest queens and evil rakes, naming one of their albums (2005’s Picaresque) after an obscure form of fiction, and generally making liberal use of their liberal arts educations, the group were one of the most unique bands to surface in the 2000s. It helped that they infused their songs with a warm, woodsy tunefulness, which made the narratives go down easier and earned them loyal listeners.
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5 Songs
January 01, 2001
star ratingAside from Meloy's singing, the pleasant and unassuming Five Songs EP (which actually includes six songs) could be mistaken for a straightforward folk-rock record.
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20015 Songs
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2002Castaways and Cutouts
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2002Castaways and Cutouts
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2003Her Majesty the Decemberists
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2003Her Majesty the Decemberists
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2004The Tain
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2004The Tain
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2005Picaresque
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2005Picaresque
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2006The Crane Wife
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2006The Crane Wife
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2009The Hazards of Love
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2009The Hazards of Love
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