Artist Jeff Mangum
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Jeff Mangum
For a certain slice of indie-rock fandom, Neutral Milk Hotel’s 1998 album In The Aeroplane Over The Sea remains a musical and emotional Holy Grail. It was certainly a high-water mark for singer-songwriter Jeff Mangum, who crafted a dense, complex album (inspired by the life of Anne Frank, no less) that both defined and surpassed the twee psychadelia of the much-lauded Elephant Six musical collective. That Mangum dropped out of the public eye just as Aeroplane was being embraced further cemented the album’s iconic standing, and established Mangum as indie’s great, untouchable recluse. Thankfully, his years of hiding out seem to be in the past. The former Neutral Milk frontman has been relatively busy as of late, curating the All Tomorrow’s Parties music fest, and even dropping by the Occupy Wall Street protests.
Updated 04/19/2012

Chicago:
Really? The A.V. Club weighs in on the purported Lollapalooza and Pitchfork lineups
Don’t stay home: The importance of catching the music while you can
Neutral Milk Hotel, T. Bone Burnett, and the sound of sound
Should bands feel bad about using the past to sell the present?
Twin Cities:
Jeff Mangum announces new shows, dates for rescheduled All Tomorrow’s Parties
Chicago:
Jeff Mangum announces new shows, dates for rescheduled All Tomorrow’s Parties
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Milwaukee:
Jeff Mangum announces new shows, dates for rescheduled All Tomorrow’s Parties
Jeff Mangum played a surprise set at the Occupy Wall Street protest last night
All Tomorrow’s Parties
Milwaukee:
Jeff Mangum at Pabst Theater
Twin Cities:
Mythical creature Jeff Mangum played a momentous show at the State Theatre Saturday
Jeff Mangum live
