Spoon returns with “Memory Dust,” a digital release featuring three songs that blend the essence of “Lucifer on the Sofa” with mesmerizing qualities.
Hold onto your good selves music lovers and mark your calendars for June 13 because that’s when Spoon‘s latest digital release, “Memory Dust,” hits the virtual shelves.
This perfect trifecta of a collection features brand new recordings, ‘Sugar Babies’, ‘Silver Girl,’ and a cover of Bo Diddley’s ‘She’s Fine, She’s Mine,’ that will have you tapping your feet and singing along.
It’s the kind of listening experience that makes you feel like you are in the room with the band, its that alive, making it the perfect dose of rock n roll that we have been craving.
These tracks are no ordinary b-sides, they were in fact originally born during the recording sessions for Spoon’s Grammy-nominated album, “Lucifer on the Sofa,” but were left unfinished at the time.
After the album’s successful release and a year-long whirlwind of touring, the band returned to these musical sketches with a fresh burst of energy and a newfound perspective.
Upon a first listen, its delightfully clear that ‘Sugar Babies’ embodies the spirit of classic rock ‘n roll, seamlessly interwoven with Spoon’s distinctive style. If I could place an emoji of an Italian chef kissing his fingers in delight I would, its that darn “bellissimo.”
Each note and lyric comes alive in real-time, drawing listeners into a sonic experience that is both nostalgic and refreshing.
But let’s not forget the significance of “Lucifer on the Sofa” within Spoon’s impressive discography. As their 10th studio album, it stands as a pinnacle of their artistry, representing their most authentic and unabashedly rock and roll offering to date.
What makes this album even more special is the location in which it was meticulously crafted – the band’s beloved hometown of Austin, Texas. After a hiatus of more than a decade, Spoon returned to their musical roots, channeling the vibrant energy and creative spirit of this iconic music hub.
So get ready to immerse yourself in the magic of Spoon’s musical mastery once again. “Memory Dust” is poised to transport you on a sonic journey that will leave you yearning for more.
