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The National Are Available for Weddings

The National are not your typical blog-buzz band, but as Spinner found out during the band's Interface set, they're not your typical wedding band either. On the cover on their 'Boxer' LP, they're seen performing at a wedding -- an actual wedding.

Guitarist Aaron Dessner told Spinner, "It was actually our producer Peter Katis' wedding and we were just there as guests. Some friends of ours suggested we play Peter and Ann's favorite song, 'The Geese of Beverly Road,' and we got up and played."

The National played four songs from their new album for the Interface. Download them all after the jump.

Download or subscribe to the Interface podcast for the National's entire live performance and interview. Video podcast requires iTunes 6 or higher and MP3 podcast is audio only.


Full set on the DL show:
· 'Mistaken for Strangers'
· 'Apartment Story'
· 'Slow Show'
· 'Start a War'
· Interview

Buy 'Boxer' on iTunes





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