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Band's debut album gets the deluxe, limited edition treatment. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 24 days ago
Multi-instrumentalist Annie Clark, who goes under the moniker St. Vincent will be opening for Death Cab for Cutie for the first four dates of their tour, which all kicks off October 3 in Boston. ... Source: blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com --- 38 days ago
Below is an unedited review of Monday night's Death Cab For Cutie and Superchunk Bumbershoot sets. More Bumbershoot coverage to come throughout the week. ... Source: www.rollingstone.com --- 8 days ago
In a repeat of last year’s Eagles fiasco, American record stores are reportedly ordering mass import copies of AC/DC’s Black Ice, thus threatening the album’s Wal-Mart exclusivity. Barack Obama has locked up the all-important Slash endorsement, as the Velvet Revolver guitarist said “I think it’s refreshing to see someone who’s reasonably intelligent come in. I agree [...] ... Source: www.rhapsody.com --- 35 days ago
Long before The O.C. 's resident hipster Seth Cohen proclaimed his love for the band, the Bellingham, Wash., natives were cranking out sweet, cozy melodies for reflective romantics. After the success of a cassette put together by Ben Gibbard in 1997, the vocalist and guitarist decided to transform his solo project into a full-fledged band. When guitarist Chris Walla, bassist Nick Harmer and drummer Nathan Good came aboard, Death Cab For Cutie were born. The band took its name from a Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band song that appeared in the Beatles movie Magical Mystery Tour . By 1998, Death Cab's debut, Something About Airplanes , was released, recalling the off-kilter guitar pop of Built to Spill and the quietly passionate storytelling of Elliott Smith. The band went on to create three more LPs before signing to Atlantic Records and releasing the Grammy-nominated Plans in 2005. Nearly three years later, Narrow Stairs revealed a slightly changed Death Cab, which cited heavy metal as an influence. Though more Band of Horses than Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, the brawnier approach worked; it was their first album to top the Billboard charts. - Stephanie Benson ... Source: kinda-garden.com --- 34 days ago
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There was plenty to talk about this morning when I stopped by the Fox 61 morning show. Jeff Valin, Jennifer Lahmers and I discussed new albums by Jennifer Hudson and Taj Mahal , and upcoming shows by Death Cab for Cutie (Oct. 4 in Wallingford), Lucinda Williams (Oct. 4 in New Haven) and Jenny Lewis (Oct. 5 in New Haven). Ah, and the Jennifer Hudson song title I couldn't think of this morning is "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going." ... Source: blogs.courant.com --- 6 days ago
Somewhere along the way, Death Cab for Cutie became a band of rock stars. From its origins as an intense, somewhat insular indie-rock group playing cramped stages in small clubs, the Seattle quartet has grown into the larger rooms over the past few years with bigger, more expansive songs and bolder rock gestures -- not unlike a shy bookworm shedding his horn-rimmed glasses and transforming into the life of the party. That's almost exactly what front man Ben Gibbard did Saturday at Chevrolet Theatre in Wallingford on the second stop of the band's fall tour. Not only was he without the owlish glasses that were his trademark, the recently slimmed-down singer was as affable between tunes as he was focused during them. The band played a generous 21-song set drawn largely from Death Cab's three most recent albums, with a smattering of older material thrown in. ... Source: www.mp3tube.net --- 35 days ago
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MySpace is hosting a nationwide competition called the "Ultimate College Bowl." Whichever college university can register the most voters wins a campus concert from Death Cab for CutieMySpace is hosting a nationwide competition called the “Ultimate College Bowl.” Whichever college university can register the most voters wins a campus concert from Death Cab for Cutie. Other prizes include $10,000 in scholarship money and Guitar Hero 2. At the moment, SUNY at Albany is winning with 793 registered voters. To see the contest, visit myspace.com/ultimatecollegebowl. ... Source: blog.synthesis.net --- 8 days ago
This isn’t that new but it’s the first time that I’ve came across it. Current TV has produced a 25 minute mini documentary called ‘Open Windows’ about Death Cab during the recording of their latest album, Narrow Stairs. The documentary features a good amount of talk about the recording of the record, as [...] ... Source: www.thespacelab.tv --- 22 hours ago
(Spacelab Music News) Death Cab for Cutie fans will have a chance this Fall to buy a limited edition reissued album of the band’s debut from 1998, Something About Airplanes. Also: watch a video interview. ... Source: strangeglue.com --- 8 days ago
A decade of Death Cab. . . will be celebrated with a re-release of their seminal debut album "Something About Airplanes" at the end of November. Barsuk Records will be handling the release which is expected on November 25, 2008. ...
Source: www.ecorazzi.com --- 3 days ago
“[My] charitable time is in the world of music [and] the world of teaching and education, spending time in Seattle public schools [and] private teaching schools and donating my time for school camps. Because we’re able to do what we love and make our livings doing it, it is my duty to give back. The [...] ... Source: www.prefixmag.com --- 3 days ago
Photo gallery of DCFC with St. Vincent at Radio City Music Hall, NYC (October 6, 2008). ... Source: www.thisisfakediy.co.uk --- 8 days ago
The band are re-issuing their debut album. ... Source: www.411mania.com --- 4 days ago
The eagerly anticipated return of Ask 411 Music features bad jokes, a tasteless list and I think there are a few questions in there somewhere. ...
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"What a dump this place is," quipped Death Cab for Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard, perched atop the magnificent stage at New York's Radio City Music Hall last night. Then, unsure if people caught his sarcasm, he added, "No, really, this is an honor." That anxious, awkward moment capped the first third of Death Cab's show, as both band and audience took their time acclimating to the legendary room. After the first five songs -- an admittedly slow build-up that included "The Employment Pages" and "We Laugh Indoors," two of the band's older tunes -- most of the 6,000 patrons at the sold-out gig remained seated, but not in a docile, complacent way: They were totally engaged, singing and bobbing atop Radio City's plush cushions. More on SPIN.com: >> Video: New Death Cab Live Performances! >> Review: Death Cab For Cutie, Narrow Stairs (Atlantic) >> The Crowd Pleasers: Death Cab for Cutie You can't blame them for staying seated, and not just because Death Cab fans are a little older than they once were: Ben Gibbard's songs are innately personal yet equally immersive, a rare form of rock'n'roll that deserves to be considered carefully. Whether he sang about "the night you left" on the delicate "Summer Skin," or how he couldn't think of anywhere he'd rather be "to watch it all burn away," on the somber "Grapevine Fires," it was easy to spot engrossed faces, relating their own experiences to Gibbard's. Still, it was only a matter of time befor ...