Codes and Keys, out May 31, is a true grower by a maturing band: Not only does it gain richness and depth with each exposure, but it also gets better as it rolls along.
Death Cab for Cutie's music has long had a certain innocence to it; a boyish, vulnerable charm that feels unmistakably collegiate. When the Bellingham, Wash., band broke big in the early '00s, its records played like the soundtracks to breathless long-distance romances between young adults who'd always been just a little too smart for the rooms they were in.
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