The National: Boxer CLR version on vinyl LP in colored edition. This particular edition was published in Europe, UK and USA in publishing company Beggars Banquet on 2. September 2011.

"The National: Boxer" is an indie rock album released on May 22, 2007, by the American band The National. The album is the band's fourth studio release and features a total of twelve tracks that showcase their distinctive baritone vocals and introspective lyrics. Among the tracks are the opening song "Fake Empire," which sets a tone of disillusionment and escapism, and "Mistaken For Strangers," which received critical acclaim for its brooding intensity. Other notable songs include "Brainy," "Squalor Victoria," and "Green Gloves," which further delve into themes of anxiety and relationships. The album also includes the evocative "Slow Show," the reflective "Apartment Story," and the tension-filled "Start A War." The latter part of the album features tracks like "Guest Room," "Racing Like A Pro," "Ada," and the closing song "Gospel." Each track contributes to the album's cohesive sound that blends melancholic melodies with complex instrumentation, solidifying The National's reputation for crafting emotionally resonant music. "Boxer" has been praised for its artful arrangements and has become one of the band's most beloved albums, often cited as a highlight in their discography.

Album spans genres Rock, Indie Rock and Acoustic. Yellow Vinyl.