As a long time Spoon fan and with the release of their newest record, Lucifer On The Sofa, I thought it would be nice to revisit some of their older work. Spoon has very quietly and steadily become one of the most consistent mainstays in the indie/rock ‘n roll scene. Forming nearly 30 years ago they have created a formula that works and has proved to maintain a certain style of rock ‘n roll that has continued to hold fans excited for new music and picking up more fans all along the way.
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"At 36 minutes, Girls Can Tell packs more hooks than most bands fit into their entire discography… This is truly one of the most intense pop records ever”
– @stereogum
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“Their music just seems to possess this attitude that's both fresh and rooted in the origins of rock 'n' roll, an anger that's at once stylish and direct, a compassionate ache that's as oblique as it is palpable. And Girls Can Tell wraps all that is great about Spoon up in a shiny new package”
– @pitchfork
