Death Cab for Cutie Performs 'Riptides' on Jimmy Kimmel Live
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Emily Zemler
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Summary
Death Cab for Cutie performed their recent single "Riptides" on Jimmy Kimmel Live. The energetic performance showcases a track from their upcoming album I Built You a Tower, set for release on June 5. The song reflects on dealing with personal struggles amid larger global losses.
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The rock band took the late-night show stage for an energetic performance of the track
The track reflects on the challenge of dealing with personal struggles as the world goes through even larger losses
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