Red Mosquito

only been a casual listener of this band over the years. this is a great album. gonna try to see them this summer.

These guys popped up on some random youtube playlist. They're not at all bad

I just listened again to the new album. Still surprised at how much I like it.

Jack Antonoff spearheaded this year’s Bonnaroo Superjam, and he chose to dedicate the set to hit songs from his birth year of 1984. Britt Daniel sang Bruce Springsteen’s “I’m Goin’ Down” and Echo & The Bunnymen’s “The Killing Moon.”

need this

These guys are probably the best hope that someday Pearl Jam could put something out late-career that truly made people consider the new content against their past catalog. This album with The Hardest Cut and Wild has a vibe and an edge that is really cool for them, and I hope they stay in this kind of lane. Spoon has been around a long time, and they are darlings here in Austin but have only scratched at the edges of widescale popularity which is I guess a much easier way to survive as a band--to keep reaching for your pinnacle vs. pretty much achieving in on your first album or two.

Spoon is a more consistent Band for sure

tragabigzanda wrote:I did the last three records today. They Want My Soul and Hot Thoughts are the nadir of their discography and it makes Lucifer that much more impressive

Oh no no no. They Want My Soul is among their best. First 5 tracks are unstoppable, among their best songs.

psychobain wrote:Spoon is a more consistent Band for sure

In this century? Probably.

https://www.stereogum.com/2200132/spoon ... bum/music/

May be good

this is pretty good so far.

It's a cracker for sure. Last song is best song imo.

There was a remix of this album released yesterday but I didn’t listen to it.

classic b

Spoon will release their new Ep Memory Dust on June 13th via Matador Records. The album features three new Spoon recordings – the original songs “Sugar Babies” and “Silver Girl,” plus a cover of Bo Diddley’s “She’s Fine, She’s Mine.”