As part of our Death Cab for Cutie takeover, we got on the phone with Ben Gibbard to find out more about their new album Codes & Keys... Speaking to Ben Gibbard, the band’s prolific principle song-writer and affable front-man, it’s clear this seventh effort together was shaped as much by physical changes as it was personal or psychological.... »
Or Death Cab for Cutie's Nick Harmer's Top Songs In No Particular Order that inspired him to become a bass player, way back when:»
You may have noticed but those chaps from emo-slanted indie-rockers Death Cab for Cutie have just started the first of several days 'taking over' Drowned in Sound. You'll find all of the Death Cab takeover editorial here but why are they doing it? Well, because they have a new album Codes and Keys out in the UK on Monday (the day after in the US) and, yeah, you can ch-ch-check it out by moving your mouse and clicking play below. So, have a listen to it, for zero pence...»
Our Death Cab for Cutie takeover continues with their guitarist/producer Chris Walla's "Ten Things To Not Expect Your Record Producer (me) To Have A Cogent or Completely Satisfactory Answer For". Chris has produced all seven Death Cab for Cutie full length albums and also albums by many artists over the years including the Decemberists, Hot Hot Heat, Tegan & Sara and The Thermals..»
Kicking off several days of DiS being taken over by Death Cab for Cutie, to celebrate the release of Codes & Keys (released on Monday), is bassist Nick Harmer's Guide to the best "Pho" in Seattle.»
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