Death Cab for Cutie's 'Thank You'

2018-06-15 by https://jomageddon.wordpress.com/2025/06/28/sputnikmusic-staff-exodus/ https://jomageddon.wordpress. | 24 Comments
Indie rock staples Death Cab for Cutie have announced new album Thank You for Today, which is slated to be released on August 17th via Atlantic Records.

This will be the band’s first album recorded with touring members Dave Depper and Zac Rae, who have been playing with them since 2015. Lead single "Gold Rush" can be listened to here:



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BlackMalachite
June 15th 2018
3711 Comments


Probably the most average song I think I've ever heard.

CugnoBrasso
June 15th 2018
3490 Comments


Well, that wasn't very pleasant...

Drubbi
June 15th 2018
298 Comments


I don't mind it, but yeah, pretty middle-of-the-road.

BloodSweatandBeers
June 15th 2018
1034 Comments


lolsux

onionbubs
June 15th 2018
23796 Comments


i kinda like this tbh

Eons
June 15th 2018
3778 Comments


great band. I'm one of the people who likes everything they've done

PistolPete
June 15th 2018
5335 Comments


Album title makes me wanna puke

calmrose
June 15th 2018
7141 Comments


I dig this

gobfinger
June 15th 2018
27 Comments


I kinda like the mood of the instrumentals but good god, that was some of the laziest vocals I've ever heard...

CugnoBrasso
June 15th 2018
3490 Comments


Yeah that melody has like three notes in it

dbizzles
June 15th 2018
15493 Comments


Is it going to have one solid song and then just phoned in death cab for the rest of the album like their last few releases?

IAMERROR
June 15th 2018
331 Comments


They're really shooting for that "cheap retail clothing store advertisement" sound.

dbizzles
June 15th 2018
15493 Comments


Is this going to be an Urban Outfitters exclusive?

Veldin
June 15th 2018
6130 Comments


^^^ [2]

Veldin
June 15th 2018
6130 Comments


so unoffensive, it almost doesn't exist

Slex
June 15th 2018
17882 Comments


Absolutely the worst song they've ever done imo

outliers
June 15th 2018
5418 Comments


Woof

emmny
June 16th 2018
124 Comments


one day i'll listen to something they've released after 2003 but today is NOT that fuckin day

theBoneyKing
June 16th 2018
24890 Comments


^ The 2005 and 2008 albums are as good as their pre-2003 material. It’s only since 2010 that they truly dropped off.

Veldin
June 16th 2018
6130 Comments


Yeah Narrow Stairs and Plans are dope, but since then they've gotten really dull :[

onionbubs
June 16th 2018
23796 Comments


ya plans has some of their best stuff yr missing out

Crawl
June 18th 2018
2953 Comments


Nah, they're pretty much consistently pretty good. This song is weak as hell, but I dug both C&K and Kintsugi.

Artuma
June 18th 2018
32845 Comments


band has always been very vanilla

LotionLord
June 18th 2018
249 Comments


I like it.



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