Death Cab For Cutie to release new album ‘I Built You A Tower’, listen to ‘Riptides’ now

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In January, Death Cab For Cutie made headlines by announcing their departure from Atlantic Records after a 20-year partnership and six album releases. The band made a move to the renowned independent label ANTI- Records, which created quite a buzz in the music industry. Fans eagerly awaited news of when ANTI- would be releasing a new album from the iconic band. The wait is finally over, as Death Cab For Cutie’s latest album, “I Built You A Tower,” is set to drop in June. To build anticipation, the band released a music video for the lead single, “Riptides.”

The album, “I Built You A Tower,” was recorded over a three-week period with the experienced producer John Congleton at his Los Angeles studio, Animal Rites. While most of the recording took place in Los Angeles, band members also contributed parts from their homes in various cities like Seattle, Bellingham, Los Angeles, and Portland. “Riptides” showcases Congleton’s unique production style, highlighted by the powerful bassline delivered by Nick Harmer. Singer Benjamin Gibbard’s introspective lyrics explore personal struggles against a backdrop of global tragedy and loss, creating a deeply moving and introspective track.

According to Gibbard, “Riptides” delves into the complex emotions that arise when facing personal challenges while witnessing widespread suffering on a global scale. The song captures the overwhelming feeling of being paralyzed by the intertwining of personal and external turmoil, a sentiment that resonates deeply with many listeners. The accompanying music video, directed by Jason Lester, visually complements the emotional depth of the track.

The tracklist for “I Built You A Tower” is as follows:
1. “Full Of Stars”
2. “Punching The Flowers”
3. “Pep Talk”
4. “I Built You A Tower (a)”
5. “Envy The Birds”
6. “Stone Over Water”
7. “How Heavenly A State”
8. “Trap Door”
9. “Riptides”
10. “The Flavor Of Metal”
11. “I Built You A Tower (b)”

Fans can mark their calendars for the album release on June 5th, and pre-order options are available. With the band’s shift to ANTI- Records and the release of “I Built You A Tower,” Death Cab For Cutie continues to captivate audiences with their evocative music and thought-provoking lyrics. Their latest album promises to be a poignant and impactful addition to their discography, showcasing their evolution as artists and storytellers.

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