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Mon, 12 Sep 2005

Plans / Death Cab For Cutie
Plans If you're the sort of person who can watch The O.C. without snickering, you probably already know about Death Cab For Cutie and have decided whether you like 'em or not. Then again, if you're that sort of person, what in the world are you doing reading music reviews by an old fart like me?

I'll admit to having seen some of The O.C., despite being nowhere near their target demographic. But I don't normally find the show's musical choices compelling, at least not the way I did Buffy or Angel. So I was surprised to discover that DCFC is my kind of band: restrained, melodic, smoothly performed. Probably the kiss of death for an audience that hasn't lost big chunks of its hearing or heapin' handfuls of brain cells.

Not yet, anyway.

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