
First off I wanna say Spoon is one of the most consistent indie bands of our era. Kill the Moonlight and Ga Ga Ga Ga Gaare a couple of amazing records from them that I grew up listening to particularly Kill the Moonlight and some of the best music this decade had to offer. Britt Daniel’s voice is unmistakeable and always achingly lovely.
Their latest album is lucky number seven and is called Transference. It is the first one were they produced it themselves. Upon first listens it is classic Spoon. Nothing too revolutionary, but if you like Spoon you will most certainly dig this. Like most great records it will probably take repeated listens to fully appreciate it and have it grow on you. I have a feeling this will be one of those. Unfortunately the copy I got is a crappy 128kbps version, but it’s still enough to tell it’s a solid album. With some tracks they go off on tangents experimenting a bit, but in the end it always comes back to sounding like classic them.
My initial favorites are the slow jam ‘Out Go the Lights’, the short but sweet ‘Is Love Forever?’, ‘I Saw the Light’, ‘Mystery Zone’, ‘Written in Reverse’ and ‘Who Makes Your Money’.
Be sure to pick this baby up next week when it’s released in a better quality version. I know I will.
MP3: Written in Reverse – Spoon”
Transference Tracklisting::
1. Before Destruction
2. Is Love Forever?
3. The Mystery Zone
4. Who Makes Your Money
5. Written In Reverse
6. I Saw The Light
7. Trouble Comes Running
8. Goodnight Laura
9. Out Go The Lights
10. Got Nuffin
11. Nobody Gets Me But You
To listen to Transference visit Off The Radar
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