‘I hope everyone looks back and thinks that we brought the party back to the shows,’ said Eric Axelson, bassist/keyboardist for the often experimental and always ...

A decade after breaking up, the renowned Washington, D.C. indie rockers have a new generation of fans — and a new album at the ready. The Dismemberment Plan Returns, To Its Own Surprise A second ...

“I was actually born at Stanford,” said Travis Morrison, lead singer and songwriter for the legendary indie rock band The Dismemberment Plan, as he randomly interjects while we take a seat at a ...

Traditional descriptions fail a lot of bands, but they are especially faulty in regard to Washington D.C.’s Dismemberment Plan. I’ve seen them described as emo, as latter-day torch-bearers for the ...

Yesterday, in the course of chasing page views, I began gathering memories of the Dismemberment Plan, the beloved D.C. band that just announced its reunion. I talked with a rock critic, a guy who ...

The Plan is back, baby! The Dismemberment Plan, one of the best indie rock bands of the late '90s and early '00s, officially broke up in 2003. They got back together in 2011, playing some extremely ...