I simply had to designate Spoon as the bearers of today’s Track of the Day. With somewhat of a disappoint showing on their latest, Transferrence, I had to put a nod in to the great work on prior albums.
Albeit a pop supergroup of sorts, Spoon was always innovative in that everything was stripped down to it’s bare, raw, lo-fi essence. Sounding like a garage recording from the 70’s, Pitchfork once described Spoon’s early sound as “just swinging by the studio to drop off some tunes”. I couldn’t have summed it up any better.
Playful and exuberant, Britt Daniel stretches his rasp beyond key every opportunity he gets on A Series of Sneaks. The band, on this album, really established their forte in creating brit-rock infused R&B, playing through grooves and rhymes as only white men can.
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Love it! Just listened to this in my car this morning.
I’m interested to hear what you think about Transference. I know it’s been selling well at Indy . . . check out the Transference review and let me know if you agree.