Chris Walla
Field Manual

The promo material for Chris Walla’s solo debut contains an interview, wherein Walla talks about the amount of C-SPAN he watches between sessions. Sup...

It's difficult to determine who has the harder time going solo and emerging from the shadows of their successful band, the lead singer or the principa...

Behold: Indiedom's most valuable sideman has broken temporarily free from the confines of Death Cab for Cutie to record a solo debut, Field Manual, th...

Though hyped as a politically charged broadside, Walla's solo debut owes more to his Death Cab for Cutie partner Ben Gibbard than anyone on Capitol Hi...

Death Cab for Cutie might have made it to a point where they'd be fine without the assistance of utility player/producer Chris Walla, but the band wou...

It seems natural that Chris Walla would make a fine solo disc: He's Ben Gibbard's sonic wingman in Death Cab For Cutie, and he's branched out as an ex...

It must be a daunting task to embark on a journey to break oneself out from something so concrete and adored into something new, something slightly un...