Getting nostalgic with the Dismemberment Plan

By EUGENIA WILLIAMSON | January 27, 2011

It may be no coincidence that D-Plan are back in action at a time when creativity in music is once again rising. "Now I feel like truly unique musicians have a chance," Morrison continues. "Maybe not at untold riches . . . but screw that. Just a chance for someone to hear what they do. It's a beautiful thing."

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