But anyway, Gibbard announced a few days ago that Death Cab for Cutie will begin recording in the summer and plan to release their album early next year.
The album doesn't have a name yet, but Chris Walla, the band's guitarist and producer, said it'll sound like something in between Narrow Stairs' "live and lose" feel and the more polished Plans, according to an MTV report.
Here is Gibbard discussing the album over the phone with MTV.
Seems like the band's doing it for the right reasons, and it seems
like Gibbard's excited. That's one thing I've always liked about
Death Cab. They just have fun. If I could pick one band and say
they'll never break up, it would be Death Cab. There's just no big personalities or butting heads, and they love making music.
I expect to grow up with Death Cab. I want them to keep producing good music for decades. I want to hear their music
mature and age with them. And I want them to keep doing it for
no other reason than that it's what they love.
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ReplyDeleteLol yeah. MTV had the most in-depth write up, which I though was weird.
ReplyDeleteMTV sucks so much. That is weird.
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