Listen to Death Cab for Cutie's new album 'Thank You For Today'

'Thank You For Today' is the indie outfit's ninth studio album and follows 2015's Grammy-nominated 'Kintsugi.' It's also the first album to not feature longtime member Chris Walla.

Indie darlings Death Cab For Cutie is all set to return with their ninth studio album, 'Thank You For Today' this Friday, August 17. In anticipation of the release, NPR is exclusively streaming the full album on their website via their NPR First Listen feature. Listen to the full album here.

'Thank You For Today' serves as a follow up to 2015's Grammy-nominated 'Kintsugi'. The album spans 10 tracks and is produced by Rich Costey (Fiona Apple, Muse). As Spin points out, the new album is Death Cab's first to not feature longtime member Chris Walla. It’s also the first to include new members Dave Depper (Menomena, Ray Lamontagne) and Zac Rae (My Brightest Diamond, Fiona Apple), who have toured with the group since 2015.

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