The Postal Service

Hear the Paramore frontwoman express her love for and play Yeah Yeahs, Wet Leg, My Chemical Romance, Jimmy Eat World, and more on episode one.

’Everything Will Change,’ which was recorded on the ’Give Up’ 10th anniversary tour, was released as a concert film in 2014, and soon it'll be available as a digital live album for the first time.

Bright Eyes, Phoebe Bridgers, Angel Olsen, Beach House, Death Cab for Cutie, Fleet Foxes, Foo Fighters, Jeff Rosenstock, Jenny Lewis, Jimmy Eat World, Julien Baker, Keith Morris, Sharon Van Etten, Sleater-Kinney, and many more have also lent their support to ”We Need Every Voice.”

Tom Scharpling directed the new Zoom-style clip, which raises awareness for Head Count's ”Make Your Vote Count” campaign.

Ben Gibbard has performed some Postal Service songs during his pandemic livestream series, but otherwise the supergroup have been quiet. What could they have in store?

Plus: Kevin Devine, Bikini Kill, Jeremy Enigk, Boris, Sinead O'Connor, Woods, The Clientele, DIIV, FACS, Hiss Golden Messenger, a few stacked compilations, and much more...

It benefits Voting Rights Lab, and also features John Prine (with Margo Price and others), The Decemberists' Colin Meloy (covering Echo & the Bunnymen), Feist (covering Nina Simone), Phoenix (covering Whitney), Sturgill Simpson, Bright Eyes, Gossip, and many, many more.

The 24-hour-only Bandcamp compilation benefits Voting Rights Lab and also features Fleet Foxes, Bright Eyes, Perfume Genius, Feist (Nina Simone cover), Colin Meloy (Echo & the Bunnymen cover), and so much more...

"I was in a band called the Postal Service. We put out a record in 2003 and we made this music by sending CDs back and forth to each other … I think in the midst of this global pandemic, nothing is more important than to being able to vote safely and securely and vote by mail has shown to be that over and over and over again.” - Ben Gibbard

This was the second to last weekly livestream, before Ben moves to something ”a little less frequent” in June.