Death Cab For Cutie Open Windows on Current TV

Current TV has been promoting their Death Cab For Cutie Special “Open Windows” pretty hard so I am feeling the peer pressure to write about it and smoke newport cigarettes. The half hour program which original airing strategically coincided with the bands new lp release “Narrow Windows” this past tuesday breaks Current TV’s traditional POD form of 5 to 7 minute content. However it is keeping with the Current Fix’s other music specials like the Portishead and Radiohead simulcast.

This time out the band seems set to let the imperfections of being and live in perpetuity on the record. Off the record this band seems to hit all the right notes, with a reference to Chewbacca ( the original wingman) or and Obama poster leaning against a wall. Ben Gibbard states he has always been about lionizing the small moments in his life which I think is an apt description of Deathcab’s music. A string of small moments.

It’s always exciting to hear a band discuss their process and their new project. I do wish these guys were a little more excited about it.

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  1. Posted May 21, 2008 at 9:48 AM | Permalink

    Hey there, David from Hobnox here. Just to give you the heads up on a nice interview we did with the boys and a cool new interview format called ‘iNterview’ for our music channel Sly-Fi: http://sly-fi.hobnox.com/index.html?episode=1198
    Cheers, David/Hobnox

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