Ben Gibbard continued his solo acoustic daily livestreams tonight (3/23), and tonight’s theme was that he played songs exclusively from 1997 to 2001. That included deep Death Cab For Cutie cuts from ...

Jimmy Tamborello, a.k.a. Dntel, is probably best known for the kaleidoscopic digital tapestries of laptop beats and indie-pop earnestness he pioneered in the early 2000s with the Postal Service. When ...

The vocal-less Human Voice plays like a purging of the titular baggage Dntel's Jimmy Tamborello has carried in his arsenal since 2001. Free of collaborations, the record gently nudges him back into ...

The first time was in 2001, when Tamborello (who records under the name Dntel) assembled the album out of squelchy beats, lush synths and vocals from Rilo Kiley’s Jenny Lewis and Death Cab for Cutie’s ...

Dntel (aka: Jimmy Tamborello) is and likely always will be best known for his work with Ben Gibbard and Jenny Lewis as the mastermind behind The Postal Service’s fantastic 2003 album Give Up, but he’s ...

When Jimmy Tamborello talks about the release of his of first official Dntel album, 2001’s Life is Full of Possibilities, he does so with no sense of sentimentality. He had already been making ...

Almost three decades after the original film was released to what can only be interpreted as moderate success, Disney is just a few short weeks away from finally releasing its âÄúTronâÄù sequel, ...

Our First 100 Days was started by the Secretly Group and 30 Songs, 30 Days. A song is released every day for the first 100 days of Trump’s presidency; for a $30 donation, you can access all of them.

My Firsts is our new email interview series where we ask musicians to tell us about their first life experiences, be it early childhood ones (first word, first concert, etc.) or their first tastes of ...

Jimmy Tamborello is still best-known as the clicks-and-bloops half of the Postal Service, but he’s been making layered and pretty solo electronic music as Dntel for about 20 years, and he’ll release ...

Two new tracks went up yesterday for download on subpop.com by Dntel, aka California producer Jimmy Tamborello: “After Parties” and “Flares.” Tamborello’s had a dominant influence on pop music in the ...

The title of Dntel's third album is really ringing true these days. Who'd have\n\ thought that our ... Save this story Save this story The title of Dntel's third album is really ringing true these ...