Death Cab for Cutie

At the time of their electrifying live performance of 'Transatlanticism' in Manila on March 5, 2016, Death Cab for Cutie had recently released their album 'Kintsugi' in March 2015. This album marked a notable evolution in their sound, bringing a fresh perspective after the departure of founding member Chris Walla. 'Kintsugi' seamlessly incorporates themes of change and reflection, which resonated with fans both old and new. Fun fact: the title itself is inspired by the Japanese art of repairing pottery, highlighting the beauty in imperfection—something that mirrors the band's journey. Genre-blending with introspective lyrics, the album set the stage for this live recording, capturing the emotional weight and sonic richness that's become synonymous with their style.

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