The Dismemberment Plan, an American indie rock band, emerged from Washington, D.C., in the early 1990s, quickly establishing themselves as a cornerstone of the post-punk revival with their unique blend of punk energy, dance rhythms, and intricate, introspective lyrics. Comprising frontman Travis Morrison, bassist Eric Axelson, guitarist Jason Caddell, and drummer Joe Easley, the band crafted a sound that was both cerebral and visceral, earning them a dedicated following. They first gained significant attention with their 1997 release, "The Dismemberment Plan Is Terrified," before achieving critical acclaim with 1999's "Emergency & I," frequently cited as a landmark album of the era.

Characterized by their innovation and the emotional depth of their work, The Dismemberment Plan continued to evolve with albums such as "Change" (2001), delving into more melodic and reflective territory. Though the band initially disbanded in 2003, their influence remained, with a legacy that inspired countless acts in the indie music scene. They reunited on several occasions for tours and released their final album, "Uncanney Valley," in 2013, followed by a companion piece, "Uncanney Valley (Track by Track Commentary)." The release of "A People's History Of The Dismemberment Plan," which included live recordings and rarities, provided fans with a treasure trove of the group's history, solidifying The Dismemberment Plan's status as key contributors to the soundtrack of a generation.

Genres

Emo

Lo-fi

Math Rock

Post-hardcore

Latest Release

Uncanney Valley

Dismemberment Plan

Album - 10 Tracks - Released October 14, 2013