pitchfork wednesday, june 1

Death Cab are experimenting on their latest full-length, focusing less on tunes and melody and more on eletronic sound.

Artist: Death Cab for Cutie

Album: Codes and Keys

Label: Atlantic

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[iTunes]-Death_Cab_for_Cutie-Codes_and_Keys_(Deluxe_Version)-(2011)

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This six-song EP feels very much like an extension of EFT, the electronic producer's last full-length. That proves to be a good thing.

Artist: Lone

Album: Echolocations

Label: R&S

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Just like it says on the box: The Pearl Jam frontman strums and sings simple love songs. Chan Marshall of Cat Power guests.

Artist: Eddie Vedder

Album: Ukulele Songs

Label: Monkeywrench

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Eddie Vedder – Ukulele Songs 2011-CR

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This Western Saharan family act, who records for Sublime Frequencies, maintains the raw heart of its sound while moving away from its lo-fi roots.

Artist: Group Doueh

Album: Zayna Jumma

Label: Sublime Frequencies

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The third album from the New Zealand-bred electro-popper finds her continuing her mix of layered vocals and dense lyricism.

Artist: Bachelorette

Album:Bachelorette

Label: Drag City / Particle Tracks

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