The new Death Cab album leaked a few hours ago. It’s 2:30am and I’m listening to it in bed on my computer. It sounds tinny and flat—which you could attribute to my laptop speakers—but it’s easy to tell, before I even finish the whole thing, that the band’s best work is behind them. People will blame this on Atlantic, and they’ll blame it on the success of The Postal Service, and they’ll call them sellouts. But it really doesn’t have anything to do with that: even the best songwriters only have a few albums worth of genius material in them, and these guys already did their few and then some. Eventually you’re just not as hungry anymore. #
Archive for August, 2005
New Broken Social Scene: More Horns, More Canadians
Album will actually be eponymous, and tracklist is released #
Promo copies of the DangerDoom CD are split into 99 gapless tracks, to prevent easy distribution
Yet, mine is nicely divided into the correct 14 tracks (with minor glitches). Who wants to tell Epitaph about EAC? #

