Indie pop icons Death Cab for Cutie are gearing up to return to south London.
The band, who released their eighth album Kintsugi to widespread critical acclaim earlier this year, will play Brixton Academy on November 4.
Following a slot at Glastonbury earlier this year, the lo-fi rockers have recently unveiled the video for their track Ghosts of Beverly Drive, which sees them taking to the streets of LA as tour guides on one of the omnipresent celebrity ‘Star Tour’ buses.
Bassist Nick Harmer said: “For every great thing about the city and the experience of living there, there is an offsetting negative that, for me, makes my feelings about L.A. a net zero in terms of personal connection.
"The culture of celebrity tours feeds into this…it leaves me feeling cold and indifferent, and we wanted to make a video that captures that feeling of detachment."
Tickets cost £29.25. Go to o2academybrixton.co.uk
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