Neutral Milk Hotel

By September 13, 2014, when Neutral Milk Hotel performed live in Ottawa, the band was experiencing a notable resurgence after a long hiatus since their initial separation in the early 2000s. Their critically acclaimed album, "In the Aeroplane Over the Sea," released in 1998, became a seminal work in the indie rock genre, and its enduring popularity contributed to their reunion tour that began in 2013. The Ottawa performance is significant as it marks a high point during their revival period, allowing fans who long awaited new music and live shows to finally experience their unique sound. The setlist for the concert features beloved tracks like "Holland, 1945" and "King of Carrot Flowers," which remain staples of their live performances. This era was a celebration of the band's legacy and the communal connection fostered through their evocative music.

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