Chris Weitz & Death Cab For Cutie's Artist on Artist Interview

Artist on Artist with Chris Weitz and Death Cab for Cutie

I have not seen this before, sorry if it is old...but I heart Chris Weitz! :)

Premiere of 'Meet Me At The Equinox' Video

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Death Cab For Cutie's Full 'New Moon' Single

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As promised by MTV, here is DCFC's full New Moon Single 'Meet Me on the Equinox.'

I am not totally sold on this song...not too sure yet...what do you guys think??

Listen to Preview of Death Cab For Cutie's 'New Moon' Single!

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2dayfm.com has a 40 second clip of Death Cab for Cutie's New Moon single, Meet Me on the Equinox. Listen to it here!

Death Cab For Cutie Reveals 'Meet Me on the Equinox' Video Secrets!

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MTV gives us the scoop on Death Cab for Cutie's Music Video for thier New Moon Single 'Meet Me on the Equinox':

"The whole idea behind the video is that this house that we're in, this crazy ski lodge of a building here, it's going to get cut together with scenes from the film, sort of like it's a place that might be in Forks, sort of a place that might be next door to Bella's house or something," DCFC guitarist Chris Walla told MTV News. "All the light stuff that's happening through the windows, it's the 'day-turning-into-night-turning-into-day thing,' the idea is that it's supposed to look like a time-lapse thing, only it's not actually a time-lapse thing, and it's quite a trick.

"There's a 50-foot crane outside that some series of structural engineers are operating," he continued. "It's pretty remarkable, I mean, like it's daylight right here, and it's pitch-black right behind us. It's kinda nuts."

Read it all at MTV. And remember, the song will debut on MTV.com the day of the MTV Video Music Awards, which is Sunday Sept. 13th!

Death Cab For Cutie Talks About Their 'New Moon' Single

MTV has an interview with Death Cab For Cutie, who have written the song “Meet Me On the Equinox” for the New Moon soundtrack:

"We wanted to record a song that we loved and we would use on an album or anywhere and submit it to this process, and if they passed on it — if they were like, 'Hey, you know what? This isn't quite right for us, thanks a lot for trying' — we'd still have a song out that we'd be proud of, that we could put somewhere else. For us, it was a no-lose situation," Harmer explained. "What was most important for us was to get the material right first ... and it tied into these films, especially 'New Moon,' because if you strip away all the vampirism and the werewolves and the Northwest and everything, basically, the 'Twilight' series is just a big romance novel. It's a big story about love, and that's a major theme for us."

And as luck would have it, the tune did get picked, which means Death Cab are now gearing up to shoot a video for the song (they'll film it later this week in Toronto). And though details about the clip are still slim, Harmer seems to be onto something with his idea — one that will no doubt endear him even further to "Twilight" fans.

"The safe route would be to go with the straight performance video, like that Paramore video. But I don't think we're going to be outside in the woods ... you know, been there, done that. I don't think we're going to try to cut a narrative in where we're all dressed up like vampires running around with fake teeth in," he laughed. "I'm of the mind-set that the more Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner you can throw in the video, the more popular the video is going to be. Nobody wants to look at us, so we'll probably be standing in the shadows."

{Source via His Golden Eyes}