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On “Marching Bands of Manhattan”, Gibbard uses geographical imagery of the Isle of Manhattan, comparing the love he professes from his mouth to the sound of a marching band echoing throughout the city. He compares the other person’s love to a fluid that will ultimately drown. The beautiful opening track for the album features the band’s signature sound, beginning with minimal instrumentation around Gibbard’s vocals, building into a mid-tempo anthemic that sounds fitting for a marching band. Read more on Last.fm.
On “Marching Bands of Manhattan”, Gibbard uses geographical imagery of the Isle of Manhattan, comparing the love he professes from his mouth to the sound of a marching band echoing throughout the city. He compares the other person’s love to a fluid that will ultimately drown. The beautiful opening track for the album features the band’s signature sound, beginning with minimal instrumentation around Gibbard’s vocals, building into a mid-tempo anthemic that sounds fitting for a marching band. Read more on Last.fm.
I Will Follow You Into The Dark
Soul Meets Body
Crooked Teeth
A Lack of Color
Transatlanticism
The Sound of Settling
Marching Bands of Manhattan
Title and Registration
Summer Skin
Your Heart Is an Empty Room
Someday You Will Be Loved
What Sarah Said
I Will Possess Your Heart
The New Year
Brothers on a Hotel Bed
Tiny Vessels
Passenger Seat
Different Names for the Same Thing
Lightness
We Looked Like Giants
Stable Song
Expo '86
Grapevine Fires
Death of an Interior Decorator
Cath...
No Sunlight
A Movie Script Ending
You Are a Tourist
Bixby Canyon Bridge
The Ice Is Getting Thinner
Your New Twin Sized Bed
You Can Do Better Than Me
Talking Bird
Long Division
Champagne From a Paper Cup
Pity and Fear
Photobooth
Steadier Footing
We Laugh Indoors
Blacking Out the Friction
Title Track
I Was a Kaleidoscope
Styrofoam Plates
405
Bend to Squares
Why You'd Want to Live Here
Pictures in an Exhibition
Meet Me on the Equinox
Coney Island
For What Reason
