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Godspeed EP is the first EP (and third release overall) by the band Anberlin. It was December 26, 2006, though it was originally proposed to be released two days later. Included in the EP are two tracks. The first track is "Godspeed," the first single of their third album Cities, released on February 20, 2007. The second is "The Haunting," which appears on the compilation album Lost Songs, released on November 20, 2007.

On Godspeed, the penultimate track from Blonde, Frank describes him leaving a lover, but doing so in a respectful way. The title is an exclamation used to give good fortune to someone starting a journey. The track features many religious overtones other than the title, including various references to the bible sung over a church-style organ, with an extensive use of the plagal cadence. Additionally, the outro features gospel singer Kim Burrell. What has Yung Lean said about Frank Ocean?

Godspeed may refer to: Godspeed (Sheffield novel), a science fiction novel by Charles Sheffield. Godspeed (Baer novel), a novel by Will Christopher Baer. Godspeed, a novel and short film by Lynn Breedlove. God Spede the Plough, an early sixteenth-century manuscript poem. Godspeed, a band featuring 1970's teen idol Leif Garrett. Godspeed (band), an American heavy metal band. Godspeed You! Black Emperor, a Canadian experimental band.

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The album’s instrumentation gives it all the gravitas you’d expect, but where a band like Godspeed You! Black Emperor use their strings to create desolate, cinematic landscapes, The Sea and the Bells is a much more intimate experience. It made sense that as the ‘00s progressed, the fiercely political collective at the heart of Godspeed You! Black Emperor placed more stock in their lyric-led side-project; as the mood in post-9/11 North America grew grimmer, reluctant leader Efrin Menuck had more to say, statements that could no longer be hid simply in the atmosphere and aesthetic of Godspeed instrumentals. Horses In The Sky saw them tear up a gear. It wasn’t an easy process by any means – Sutton was becoming obsessed with electronic music and had abandoned the guitar in favor of a sampler.