Stereogum — You’ve already heard Cut Copy’s remix of “Doors Unlocked And Open” as well as 2 Bears’ remix of “You Are A Tourist” from DCFC’s forthcoming Keys And Codes Remix EP, and here’s another cut from that affair, RAC Maury’s remix of “... more info

Stereogum — With their remix EP Keys and Codes due next month, Death Cab For Cutie stopped by the scenic Santa Barbara Bowl as their tour in support of Codes and Keys winds down. Explosions In The Sky were the perfect openers letting their expansive assault of g... more info

Popdose — I wasn’t so interested in offering my two cents. Instead, I wanted to hear my daughter's thoughts and, truthfully, just spend some alone time with her more info

Altsounds — Today, Atlantic recording group, Death Cab for Cutie announces the release of their “KEYS AND CODES REMIX EP.” The collection features seven new remixed tracks from the band's critically acclaimed new album, “CODES AND K... more info

VH1 Blog — Yesterday was a winner for late-night music, no matter which show you were watching: the performances were great across the board, and Jimmy Fallon augmented Pink Floyd Week with an appearance by famed rock photographer Mick Rock. Our favorite music ... more info

Topix — Death Cab for Cutie inhabits a unique position in modern pop music. While not technically part of the "indie" movement , the Seattle band has garnered enough hipster and popular sway with their sensitive malaise to give them a hearing with sophistica... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — At some point during Friday night’s packed Death Cab for Cutie show at the Greek, the friend who I came with mentioned that it was no longer cool to like the band. I had been singing along to practically every... more info

Chicago Tribune — Death Cab for Cutie : Now well into its second decade, the Seattle quartet continues to make reliably melodic, lyrically introspective albums, adding a twist of more densely textured atmosphere to its latest, "Codes and Keys" (Atlantic). 7:30 p.... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The Seattle-based indie rock band showed that their musical ambitions have grown alongside their audience on the first of their two-night L.A. stint. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — A live review of the first of Death Cab for Cutie's two-night run at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. Review by August Brown. more info