Thrice - Digital Sea Chords & Tabs

"Digital Sea" - Thrice
The Alchemy Index Volume II - Water
Tabbed by Kyle Holcombe

-Intro/Verse

Guitar 1
|--------------------------------|
|--------------------------------|
|----------------------5-5--5-5--|
|--9-9---9---9--9---9--5-5--5-5--|
|--7-7--10--12-12--10--6-6--6-6--|
|--0---------0-------------------|

Guitar 2
|------------------------|
|-----5--------4-4--4-4--|
|-------5-4----5-5--5-5--|
|--2-----------5-5--5-5--|
|--2---------------------|
|--0---------------------|

-Chorus

Guitar 1
|-----------------------------|
|--0-----0--------0-----0-----|
|--4--4--4--4--4--4--4--4--2--|
|--2--2--2--2--4--2--2--2--2--|
|--3--2--3--2--2--3--2--3--0--|
|-----0-----0--------0--------|
[ Tab from: https://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/t/thrice/digital_sea_tab_ver_2.html ]
Guitar 2
|-------------|-----------------|--------------------|
|-----8-7-----|-------7--8--12--|--/8-7---7--7--8----|
|--/9------7--|--/9-7-----------|-------9---------9--|
|-------------|-----------------|--------------------|
|-------------|-----------------|--------------------|
|-------------|-----------------|--------------------|


A couple of notes:

I would guess that a healthy dose of chorus and a nice, thick bridge sound would be best
get a tone similar to the actual recording.  Whatever you decide to use (it could be
a lot of ways), just be sure to let everything ring as much as possible.  You want lots 
long, mellow notes for this one.

Guitar 1, Chorus - The argument could be made that those chords are unnecessarily
 I liked the sound and thought the open B helped differentiate the C from the modified E chord
keeping the B note in all of the chords gave the progression a sort of tie to perpetuate 
floaty sound they get with the keyboards on the album.

Guitar 2, Chorus - I only put down a few of the expressions used by the "lead" in the
here.  In reality, you'll want to play around with that bit to give it, again, a floaty
 Just go easy on the attack (I've found that I can often give this a better tone by 
without a pick) and lay on the legato.