In October 2006, when The New Pornographers delivered a live performance of "The Bleeding Heart Show" at Plaza Club, they were basking in the glow of their acclaimed album *Twin Cinemas*, which had been released in 2005. This album, often lauded for its rich melodies and intricate arrangements, marked a significant moment in their evolution as a band. It showcased their knack for creating catchy yet complex pop-rock tunes, a sound that was both infectious and thoughtful. By this time, they were gaining traction, not just within indie circles but also starting to attract a wider audience. Interestingly, *Twin Cinemas* produced some of their most beloved tracks, including "Use It" and "The Bleeding Heart Show," hinting at the band's creative synergy. With a performance at the Plaza Club, they were undoubtedly in their prime, channeling that energy and connection with fans in a way that is electric—after all, isn't that what live music is all about?