Spoon - Girls Can Tell (Black Vinyl) Alternative Music the Toronto-based group has renewed

the Toronto-based group has renewed its Scot-pop vows with a powerful new collection of manic emotional collage

and equally never far from righteous anger in the music of Cola: “Pulling quotes now in the dark/Our outlook is restrained/Your tongue might weaken to be-fit your smile/Til nothing ill remains

'the sunset tree' is a collection of songs about the house that darnielle grew up in and the people who lived there - an ensemble cast which includes darnielle himself

both remain complementary emblems of self-reflection and wry observation of the mundanity of daily life

chiming post punk rave ups with pointed "of the times" lyrics & gorgeous ambient interludes woven in

Spoon - Girls Can Tell (Black Vinyl) Alternative Music the Toronto-based group has renewedThis is a great, understated album that merits repeated plays. Spoon have made a literate, rocking, breakthrough record that occupies a funny placethe songs are not unconventional, per se, yet they're somehow really special. Girls Can Tell displays the emotional resonance and big rock power of, say, Thin Lizzy and Mott the Hoople; the sonically referential, indie rock smarts of a band like Versus; and amazing hooks that recall Colin Blunstone of the