Death Cab For Cutie album is an old-fashioned band

The annual Crossing Border Festival in The Hague is an actor known for the more obscure bands and some big names. This year was one of those names Death Cab For Cutie. It completely sold out literature and music festival this year was from November 18-22. Other acts included Eli "Paperboy" Reed & The True Lovers, The Black Keys and Brett Anderson. Death Cab For Cutie comes from Seattle and spent ten years ago from his first CD. The band was known long before the MySpace phenomenon of unknown bands from one day to another world famous can be. Old stamp They still belong to the old stamp with their own bands that included CD plates bump along stages and dragged looking for their big break. " Concept Singer Ben Gibbard says this is not regrettable. "Today, with a known bands, two songs. We love with men and power to define the concept of the album. What you want to prefer of course, is that people set up a plate and from beginning to end listen. " Death Cab For Cutie alive even after this philosophy. The album, released in May Narrow Stairs, the second album by the band that is not under a so-called indie label suits, is to listen as a story. "The album is a certain way cumulative. You always try bridging the gaps between numbers on bridges," says Gibbard. Mainstream The band was in 2005 suddenly launched into the mainstream by a guest appearance in the popular television series The OC. It had previously even though several songs from the albums Plans and Transatlanticism used. Gibbard seems grateful, but not very impressed. "The OC was certainly a separate chapter in the history of the band. But yes, you will one day be called if you want action and you say: yes. Could we deal. Ultimately it does not much influence on the tape. Everything you are changing, but not the band. " Music Gibbard is the same opinion about the music industry. "There are people whose job it is to get the entire day on the Internet to search for the next song, the next band. That was not so when we started. You can choose to have them come along or not. I'm well past the point that I let it away. We just continue to make albums bitter end. "