Stereogum — There’s a moment on Spoon’s new song “Outlier” where Britt Daniel sneaks a sharp splinter of film criticism into one of the tough, terse, personal songs that Spoon is so known for: “I remember when you walked out of Garden State / You had t... more info

KEXP Seattle — Every summer, the crowds pack into Pike street between Broadway and 12th to throw a party unlike any other. Capitol Hill Block Party is a tried and true block party, rocking the streets until 12:30 in the morning, showering them with confetti, and gi... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — EMA at Rough Trade in May (more by Amanda Hatfield) As discussed, EMA is one of the openers on the upcoming Spoon tour, though she doesn't open their NYC date happening 9/10 at Central Park Summerstage (it's also not with... more info

NME — Check out 'Do You' and 'Inside Out' now more info

Brooklyn Vegan — As you may know, Spoon's new album, They Want My Soul, is out on August 5. The band have dropped two new goodies from it today. The first was the music video for "Do You" which was directed by Hiro Murai. If... more info

Stereogum — Earlier today, Spoon released a video for new album track “Do You,” and now, only a few hours later, they drop a new single: “Inside Out.” It’s a luxuriant, slow burner with a sweet harp (!) solo, and you should listen. Spoon’s new album,... more info

KEXP Seattle — No spoilers, but you’ll probably never guess what happens at the end of this new Spoon video. Check out the clip for the track “Do You” below, directed by Hiro Murai (who’s done similarly-weird videos for Earl Sweatshirt, St. Vincent, Cults).... more info

Stereogum — Spoon are back this summer with the fantastic They Want My Soul, a bright and lively dispatch from one of indie rock’s greatest bands. The excellent single “Do You” now has a video by Hiro Murai that finds Britt Daniel sporting a head wound and... more info

Stereogum — Jay Z’s Made In America festival did a weird thing this year by splitting itself in two and trying to tackle both coasts. When it was first announced, it was clear the Philadelphia one was clearly better with sets from Kanye, Pharrell, Spoon, and G... more info

Stereogum — There hasn’t been much talk about Split Single lately, as Britt Daniel has forsaken his bass duties with that band and returned fulltime to being the guy from Spoon. But Daniel was only ever there to play bass on the band’s debut album Fragmented... more info