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Consequence of Sound — Death Cab for Cutie frontman calls the 1991 LP "my favorite record by my favorite band of all time." more info

Stereogum — Last year, Turntable Kitchen successfully Kickstarted enough money for a monthly vinyl subscription series called Sounds Delicious, which would feature artists covering some of their favorite albums in full. They’re still working on a release rollo... more info

Stereogum — Death Cab For Cutie released a new song today that seems to be a not-so-subtle dig at Donald Trump. “Million Dollar Loan” appeared on Spotify this morning along with a logo promoting 30 Days, 30 Songs, which may be some election-themed Spotify pr... more info

Impose Magazine — On September 22nd, Jenny Lewis, The Watson Twins, and Ben Gibbard played an incredible show at The Masonic in San Francisco. But don’t you fear for missing out, Greg Chow nabbed some amazing shots for us. The post Jenny Lewis and The Watson Twins, ... more info

Chorus.fm — Ben Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie is featured in a new trail running short film for sports equipment manufacturer Salomon. Also featured in the video is my college friend, Nick Triolo, who was hired by Ben to be his “trail coordinator” and find ... more info

Stereogum — Ben Gibbard loves trail running! In fact, he loves it so much that he’s appearing in a short film for sports equipment manufacturer Salomon that’s all about how much he loves trail running. He also loves it so much that he recently hired runner N... more info

Stereogum — Ben Gibbard joined the Monkees onstage last night at Seattle’s Moore Theater to perform two songs. The first was “Me & Magdalena,” which Gibbard wrote for the Monkees, and they followed it up with the band’s ’67 classic “(Look Out) Here C... more info

Stereogum — Death Cab For Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard is a proud and vocal fan of the Seattle Mariners; he’s immortalized Ichiro Suzuki through song and thrown out more than one first pitch. Nevertheless, you have to imagine that Gibbard would’ve been psyched... more info

Stereogum — Death Cab For Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard is a big fan of the Seattle Mariners. The Washington native has previously recorded an ode to former Mariners hero Ichiro Suzuki, performed at a Mariners game, and thrown out the first pitch at a Mariners game... more info