The Dismemberment Plan News


2011/06/12

Japan Live Record and Photos! Site Redesign!

Pondering it all in Nagoya (Taku Tatewaki)

Our good friends at Bad News Records in Japan have released a great 24-song live album of our performance in Shibuya. It's currently available on iTunes. Buy it here on iTunes. You can see the Track Listing on our Music Page.

Also, a very gifted Japanese photographer named Taku Tatewaki followed us around and took some very nice photos.

In other news, our website, which just looked plain bad in 2000 and was kind interestingly, pathetically bad in 2011, is now redesigned.

Roots Fest was great, hope to see some of you looking at us while we play music at Pitchfork. Not sure why but I'm pretty sure Mavs will win tonight. That is all. -T

2010/12/28

Japan!

Onigiri. Travis ate 4,500 of these last time

We are very happy to announce that we will be playing a few shows in Japan in early February. See our shows page and follow this crazy Twitter feed. We're looking forward to seeing our good friends in Japan!


2010/12/06

Playing On Jimmy Fallon

Lead song candidates: "The Jitters", Jennifer Paige cover

If you've got a TV or a computer, you can see us performing on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon on Thursday, January 20th, the night before the Black Cat show. Want to come see the taping? Info about getting tickets can be found here.


2010/11/24

Emergency & I Vinyl Pre-Order

Put all your money in here and write "The Dismemberment Plan" on it

The “Emergency & I” vinyl reissue is now available for pre-order at Barsuk Records. Gatefold sleeve, 2 180-gram audiophile-grade LPs, a giant full-color photo collage, in-depth liner notes, four rare bonus tracks, and an exclusive t-shirt offer as well. HOLLA


2010/10/02

Emergency & I On Vinyl At Long Last!!! And Some Shows

Dear Everyone,

It's been awhile, no? We've been working on something for about two years now, and I'm not sure how we kept this under our hats for so long, but we did.

We're reissuing Emergency & I on vinyl, and it's coming out January 11th on Barsuk Records. The music was re-mastered from the original 1/2-inch tapes, keeping it analog every step of the way, and it's going to be on 180-gram double-vinyl, four songs per side, with the fourth side being bonus tracks from hard-to-find releases. Being double vinyl, the packaging is a lovely gatefold -- with the art in the right order -- and will include an oral history of making the record, pictures from that era and of course the lyrics. Am I missing anything?

Right, shows. When getting together to sort out the re-issue, we got in the basement a few times to make noise, run through some songs, shake out some cobwebs. It felt good. So to celebrate the release of the reissue, we're going to play a handful of shows. Unfortunately with everyone's schedule being crazy, we only have time for a few. See the shows section below for more detail.

And since things have changed a bit since 2003, we now have Facebook and Myspace pages, and a Twitter feed.

Tickets go on sale later this week, check the venue sites for details. We're very excited for everyone to hear the re–masters—they sound so good!

See you at the shows, Eric