Tycho reworked Death Cab for Cutie’s ‘The Ghosts of Beverly Drive’

From left to right: Jason McGerr, Ben Gibbard, Nick Harmer (Photo by We Are The Rhoades)

An unexpected but pleasant clash of two different musical worlds.

09/09/2015
by NBHAP News Team

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Photo by We Are The Rhoades

Indie indie-rock legends DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE released an interesting rework of their recent single The Ghosts of Beverly Drive. Ambient electronic producer TYCHO delivered one of his rare remix productions for the track off the band’s latest longplayer Kintsugi and it comes with hypnotic breakbeats in the familiar musical TYCHO environment. Listen to the remix right here via Wired.

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