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Artist: Death Cab For Cutie Album: Kintsugi Bitrate: 235kbps avg Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz Label: Atlantic Genre: Indie Size: 80.79 megs PlayTime: 0h 45min 10sec total Rip Date: 2015-03-27 Store Date: 2015-03-27 Track List: -------- 01. No Room In Frame 4:06 02. Black Sun 4:49 03. The Ghosts Of Beverly Drive 4:04 04. Little Wanderer 4:19 05. You've Haunted Me All My Life 4:08 06. Hold No Guns 3:03 07. Everything's A Ceiling 3:41 08. Good Help (Is So Hard To Find) 4:47 09. El Dorado 3:38 10. Ingenue 4:31 11. Binary Sea 4:04 Release Notes: -------- LetÆs get this straight: Kintsugi is a breakup album. ItÆs a particularly fitting label to use once you learn the recent history of Death Cab for Cutie, and therefore it becomes the talking point when appraising the WashingtoniansÆ eighth record. Because this is, of course, their first release since guitarist and longtime producer Chris Walla departed the band last September after 17 years. Oh, and there was also the small matter of bandleader and chief songwriter Benjamin GibbardÆs much-publicised divorce from New Girl and 500 Days of Summer star Zooey Deschanel, a subject that certainly took centre stage on his 2012 solo record Former Lives (which, rather incredibly, Deschanel guested on) and so prominently informs the entire concept of the video for KintsugiÆs lead single æBlack SunÆ. But if youÆre clued up on your Death Cab, then youÆll know that heartbreak and separation are rather more general themes that tend to emerge whenever Gibbard picks up his guitar: itÆs a tactic thatÆs enabled them to become the quote-unquote emo band itÆs perfectly acceptable to like (æI Will Possess Your HeartÆ is an absolute tour de force); the able companions and musical soothers of the disaffected and dispirited for nigh-on two decades. And Kintsugi looks set to continue that tradition through its name alone: evoking both the Japanese method of mending pottery and a philosophy pertaining to the notion that the breakage and repair of an object (or person. Or band) is a vital part of its history, itÆs a telling piece of symbolism that simply screams catharsis. This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net
Artist: Death Cab For Cutie Album: Kintsugi Bitrate: 235kbps avg Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz Label: Atlantic Genre: Indie Size: 80.79 megs PlayTime: 0h 45min 10sec total Rip Date: 2015-03-27 Store Date: 2015-03-27 Track List: -------- 01. No Room In Frame 4:06 02. Black Sun 4:49 03. The Ghosts Of Beverly Drive 4:04 04. Little Wanderer 4:19 05. You've Haunted Me All My Life 4:08 06. Hold No Guns 3:03 07. Everything's A Ceiling 3:41 08. Good Help (Is So Hard To Find) 4:47 09. El Dorado 3:38 10. Ingenue 4:31 11. Binary Sea 4:04 Release Notes: -------- Lets get this straight: Kintsugi is a breakup album. Its a particularly fitting label to use once you learn the recent history of Death Cab for Cutie, and therefore it becomes the talking point when appraising the Washingtonians eighth record. Because this is, of course, their first release since guitarist and longtime producer Chris Walla departed the band last September after 17 years. Oh, and there was also the small matter of bandleader and chief songwriter Benjamin Gibbards much-publicised divorce from New Girl and 500 Days of Summer star Zooey Deschanel, a subject that certainly took centre stage on his 2012 solo record Former Lives (which, rather incredibly, Deschanel guested on) and so prominently informs the entire concept of the video for Kintsugis lead single Black Sun. But if youre clued up on your Death Cab, then youll know that heartbreak and separation are rather more general themes that tend to emerge whenever Gibbard picks up his guitar: its a tactic thats enabled them to become the quote-unquote emo band its perfectly acceptable to like (I Will Possess Your Heart is an absolute tour de force); the able companions and musical soothers of the disaffected and dispirited for nigh-on two decades. And Kintsugi looks set to continue that tradition through its name alone: evoking both the Japanese method of mending pottery and a philosophy pertaining to the notion that the breakage and repair of an object (or person. Or band) is a vital part of its history, its a telling piece of symbolism that simply screams catharsis. This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net
