Issue 493 Issue Overview

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Issue 493 Issue Overview | dB Magazine

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Spoon "I'm going to use that in my next interview," claims Spoon's multi-instrumentalist impresario Eric Harvey, declaring that 'rhythmic propulsion' is the phrase that best sums up the sound of the band's most recent and seventh album, Transference. "I like that - 'yeah man, it's all about the rhythmic propulsion'," he declares, totally deadpan. "I think that it's good that a band like Spoon can put out an album that surprises people and doesn't try to regurgitate what's popular from the previous record."		J�nsi 'Go' EMI Well, you may not understand some of the lyrics but it doesn't matter. What an amazing album. You learn from Go Do that you can do anything, and from Boy Lilikoi you suspect he wants to be a unicorn, but other than that you can take from this album whatever you need. Music is a universal language - we've all heard that before. But this album proves it in a different sense. You don't need to understand most of what he's saying to feel the underlying emotion in each track.
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