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Those Grammy-winnin' kings of sensitive-and-intellectual indie-rock, Death Cab for Cutie, have themselves a a new album named Codes and Keys. It's out May 31. And, if you listen to the Death Cabbers themselves, it's not a 'guitar-centric' record at all, and, like Transatlanticism and Narrow Stairs, was assembled with an experimental, Eno-influenced approach.
To go with their new record, Death Cab have themselves new tour dates. They also have a new DVD. It's entitled Live at the Mt. Baker Theatre, and, as its title all-too-plainly attests, it features the band playing live at the Mt. Baker Theatre. Said venue is located in their old Bellingham, Washington hood; and, given they played the documented concerts in April, 2009, the shows definitely had a hometown-heroes vibe to it. Like Codes and Keys, Live at the Mt. Baker Theatre is out May 31.
Sometimes I Think This Cycle Never Ends:
May 18: Toronto, ON - Phoenix Concert Theatre
May 20: Chicago, IL - Metro
May 21: Minneapolis, MN - First Avenue
May 24: Edmonton, AB - Shaw Conference Center
May 25: Calgary, AB - Stampede Corral
May 27: Bend, OR - Les Schwab Amphitheatre
May 28: George, WA - Sasquatch!
June 1: New York, NY - Bowery Ballrom
June 3: Washington, DC - 9:30 Club
June 4: Philadelphia, PA - Trocadero
June 5: Boston, MA - The Paradise
June 7: Los Angeles, CA - El Rey Theatre
June 9: San Francisco, CA - Fillmore
June 26: Munich, Germany - Muffathalle
June 27: Berlin, Germany - Astra
June 29: Hamburg, Germany - The Docks
June 30: Amsterdam, Netherlands - Melkweg
July 1: Kent, England - Hop Farm Festival
July 2: Milton Keynes, England - The National Bowl
July 4: Manchester, England - Manchester Academy
July 5: Nottingham, England - Rock City
July 7: London, England - Brixton Academy
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