Review by Hazel Farrell

The album Les Inrocks The White Sessions 2007 by National is a captivating collection of live performances that showcases the band's musical prowess and emotional depth. Recorded in a stripped-down setting, the album features raw, intimate versions of some of the National's most beloved songs, including "Fake Empire," "Mistaken for Strangers," and "Start a War."

As a third-person review, it is important to note that the album is not for those seeking upbeat, high-energy music. Instead, it is an introspective and sometimes melancholy exploration of the human experience. The National's lead singer, Matt Berninger, delivers hauntingly beautiful vocals that are perfectly complemented by the band's intricate instrumentation.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Ada," which showcases the National's ability to create a sense of atmosphere and mood with their music. The song builds slowly, with Berninger's vocals taking center stage before giving way to a soaring guitar solo that perfectly captures the emotional intensity of the lyrics.

Summary by Hazel Farrell

Les Inrocks The White Sessions 2007 by National is a must-listen for fans of the band and those who appreciate thoughtful, introspective music. The album is a testament to the National's skill as musicians and their ability to create music that resonates with listeners on a deep and emotional level.