Death Cab for Cutie Talks With Rolling Stone

Death Cab for Cutie

Death Cab for Cutie talked with Rolling Stone:

I Built You a Tower will be released under ANTI Records, Epitaph’s sister label. For Death Cab, the return to an indie is a homecoming of sorts. “It felt so refreshing to be back in a room with people that were culturally of our world,” Gibbard says, recalling the first meeting with Epitaph owner Brett Gurewitz and former head of A&R Alison Crutchfield. “I can really count on one hand in the 20 years at Atlantic the number of people that we felt we had some true similar musical vocabulary” he adds, “It feels like we’ve landed back in a place that we feel very comfortable at.”

Rare the Beatles Photos From Final Concert

The Beatles

Rolling Stone have shared thirteen rare and unseen photos from The Beatles final concert:

The Beatles saga can be neatly divided into two halves: everything that came before their concert at San Francisco’s Candlestick Park on Aug. 29, 1966, and everything that came after. That momentous event marked the final time they played a proper concert following years of relentless road work that greatly limited the number of hours they could spend in recording studios. In the aftermath, they were able to camp out at Abbey Road and carefully craft masterpieces like Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Bandwithout a clock ticking towards their next show.

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