Ben Gibbard has today announced his own new signature Fender Mustang guitar – which he says is also inspiring the sound of the new Death Cab For Cutie album. Watch our video interview with Gibbard ...

Death Cab for Cutie frontman Benjamin Gibbard has collaborated with Fender to create his own signature guitar. The Ben Gibbard Mustang is modeled after a 1970s version of the classic Mustang, ...

GEAR 2021: The Mustang is often overlooked in the Fender lineup. A compact offset, it is either seen as a budget instrument, originally marketed to students like the Duo-Sonic, or a niche instrument ...

Ben Gibbard has unveiled a new signature Fender Mustang guitar. He’s holding it in the picture above, and here’s more from the description: Ben’s modified ‘70s Fender Mustangs have been his preferred ...

Death Cab for Cutie are wrapping up their seventh full-length album for release in spring 2011, and singer-guitarist Ben Gibbard tells SPIN that its sound is “a testament to where we are as a band.” ...

Indie rock’s golden child Ben Gibbard has released his first proper solo album, titled “Former Lives.” After 15 years of repackaging the same sound through a series of strikingly similar Death Cab for ...

Mark Kozelek to the rescue: The notoriously curmudgeonly Sun Kil Moon musician recently lent his support to Death Cab For Cutie’s Ben Gibbard at a concert when the Kintsugi singer had broken his hand.

Death Cab for Cutie and the Postal Service delivered co-headlining sets Monday night at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena. The two bands came together to celebrate the 20-year anniversaries of two of ...

Ben Gibbard shares what he’s learned from a year of live streaming, his quarantine show reccs, and watching Harry Potter for the first time in 2021. By Mia Nazareno Death Cab for Cutie frontman Ben ...

Ben Gibbard brought some famous friends along for his guest appearance on The Colbert Report last night (January 10), to assist with a live version of his and Aimee Mann’s “lightly proggy” duet, ...

Since 2003, frequencies from the Postal Service have been combing the tiny hairs of our inner ears. The tamped, mechanical sieve of Jimmy Tamborello's beats and the eased harmonies of Ben Gibbard, ...