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Track List
01) I Dreamt We Spoke Again
02) Summer Years
03) Gold Rush
04) Your Hurricane
05) When We Drive
06) Autumn Love
07) Northern Lights
08) You Moved Away
09) Near/Far
10) 60 & Punk
01) I Dreamt We Spoke Again
02) Summer Years
03) Gold Rush
04) Your Hurricane
05) When We Drive
06) Autumn Love
07) Northern Lights
08) You Moved Away
09) Near/Far
10) 60 & Punk
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2018
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"Thank You for Today" is the ninth studio album by American indie rock band Death Cab for Cutie, released August 17, 2018 on the Atlantic label.
The album was produced by Rich Costey, who returns after collaborating with the band on their eighth album, Kintsugi. It is the first Death Cab for Cutie release to not feature Chris Walla since the band's first ever release, You Can Play These Songs with Chords.
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The album couples the familiarity of their pensive guitars and Ben Gibbard's evocative lyrics with sonic flourishes that add atmosphere. "Your Hurricane" is a carefully crafted lament, grounded by Nick Harmer's bass playing and Jason McGerr's precise drumming, while Gibbard asserts that he "won't be the debris in your hurricane." The band embrace melody on "When We Drive," its warm production and smooth chorus calming the listener.
Album opener "I Dreamt We Spoke Again" and lead single "Gold Rush" show a band with deepening confidence — the group's sonic experiments reveal the necessity of their two newer members, Dave Depper and Zac Rae. "I Dreamt We Spoke Again" is ensconced in synths and curious production, while the "Gold Rush" has a genuine swagger thanks to Gibbard's clever lyrics and a sample from Yoko Ono's "Mind Train."
Ultimately, Thank You for Today finds the Death Cab for Cutie of 2018 taking stock of their band, choosing to forge ahead by using the foundation of their back catalogue to harness their core identity and build upon it. The band's shared vision is clear, encapsulated in this collection of songs.
Reviewed by Anna Alger for exclaim.ca.
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"Thank You for Today" is the ninth studio album by American indie rock band Death Cab for Cutie, released August 17, 2018 on the Atlantic label.
The album was produced by Rich Costey, who returns after collaborating with the band on their eighth album, Kintsugi. It is the first Death Cab for Cutie release to not feature Chris Walla since the band's first ever release, You Can Play These Songs with Chords.
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The album couples the familiarity of their pensive guitars and Ben Gibbard's evocative lyrics with sonic flourishes that add atmosphere. "Your Hurricane" is a carefully crafted lament, grounded by Nick Harmer's bass playing and Jason McGerr's precise drumming, while Gibbard asserts that he "won't be the debris in your hurricane." The band embrace melody on "When We Drive," its warm production and smooth chorus calming the listener.
Album opener "I Dreamt We Spoke Again" and lead single "Gold Rush" show a band with deepening confidence — the group's sonic experiments reveal the necessity of their two newer members, Dave Depper and Zac Rae. "I Dreamt We Spoke Again" is ensconced in synths and curious production, while the "Gold Rush" has a genuine swagger thanks to Gibbard's clever lyrics and a sample from Yoko Ono's "Mind Train."
Ultimately, Thank You for Today finds the Death Cab for Cutie of 2018 taking stock of their band, choosing to forge ahead by using the foundation of their back catalogue to harness their core identity and build upon it. The band's shared vision is clear, encapsulated in this collection of songs.
Reviewed by Anna Alger for exclaim.ca.
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