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Death Cab For Cutie

Transatlanticism - 2024 Reissue

    The fourth studio album from Seattle's Death Cab For Cutie blends intelligent songwriting, amazing production, boundless creativity and thoughtful rock. Simple piano lines are picked up gracefully by understated, building guitar in the sublime title track, contrasting with the more direct, but no less affecting style of another of the LP's highlights, "The New Year". It's a light / dark balance that is carried throughout the LP, and it's a marriage of subtlety and passion that works beautifully. We love it...

    TRACK LISTING

    1. New Year
    2. Lightness
    3. Title And Registration
    4. Expo '86
    5. Sound Of Settling
    6. Tiny Vessels
    7. Transatlanticism
    8. Passenger Seat
    9. Death Of An Interior Decorator
    10. We Looked Like Giants
    11. Lack Of Color

    Maps & Atlases

    Lightlessness Is Nothing New

      Maps and Atlases Lightlessness Is Nothing New, their first since 2012s critically acclaimed Beware & Be Grateful, serves to foreshadow an emotionally and musically dynamic collection of songs that contemplates the jolt of loss and the strain of longing to music that, against our better judgment, makes us want to dance.

      TRACK LISTING

      The Fear 
      Fall Apart
      Ringing Bell
      Violet Threaded
      Fog And The Fall
      Learn How To Swim
      Super Bowl Sunday
      War Dreams
      4/25
      Wrong Kind Of Magic

      Death Cab For Cutie

      Something About Airplanes

        Death Cab For Cutie's first 'proper' album was originally released in 1998. It features five re-recorded versions of tracks from their "You Can Play These Songs With Chords" demo along with five new tracks.

        Rocky Votolato

        The Brag And Cuss

          Unlike the minimal acoustic guitar and vocals of his breakthrough "Makers", "The Brag And Cuss" is very much a band record. Featuring a group of exceptionally talented musicians - James McAllister (Sufjan Stevens), Bill Herzog (Jesse Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter), Casey Foubert (Pedro the Lion), and Rick Steff (Cat Power, Hank Williams Jr.) - the album ventures at times into the classic country territory of lovers, drinkers and the distant oasis of a truck stop on a stretch of dark highway.


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