death cab for cutie

The unofficial follow-up to the Postal Service's only album found footing in the mainstream thanks in part to Seth Cohen (from 'The O.C.').

Last week, Death Cab for Cutie returned with their eighth album, Kintsugi, their first since 2011’s Codes and Keys.

Death Cab for Cutie performed "Black Sun" and "No Room in Frame" on their recent visit to Jimmy Kimmel Live.

While you never can tell when another blizzard (or overhyped flurries) will add another day to winter, the record release calendar is just starting to heat up.

Following “Black Sun,” Death Cab for Cutie have debuted a follow-up single and their forthcoming album’s lead-off track, “No Room in Frame.”

If Blink-182 taught us anything this week, it's that you should really appreciate every album you get from a band like it could be their last.

It's the secret dream of everyone who ever picked up a guitar and poured his or her heart into music: to one day appear on a baseball card.

Death Cab for Cutie recently played three new songs that will appear on their upcoming album, ‘Kintsugi,’ which will land March 31.

From their first show of 2015 to details on their brand new single, 'Black Sun,' Death Cab for Cutie are keeping busy.

One month ago, Chris Walla announced his departure from Death Cab for Cutie. Saturday (Sept. 13) marked his final show with the band he helped create in 1997.

Death Cab for Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard has announced that he will be releasing a 12-track solo collection. Find out when that is expected to be released and what it could mean for the future of Death Cab here:

This is one of the coolest videos I've seen all year. I find myself coming back to Death Cab for Cutie again and again to get yet another dose of their great lyrics. This video accentuates the lyrics by artistically writing out each word of the song on paper, fingers, in the sand, sky, and even melted cheese. I kind of wish I watched the video silent without ever hearing the song just to see how I