Lucifer On The Sofa (studio album) by Spoon

From HoldenM 11/23/2022 02:42

Another terrific collection of indie rock tunes from Spoon. A comfortable, well-produced, often soulful record that may not have more than a few moments of true excellence, but it's one of the most airtight records you'll hear this year.

From Arthurknight 11/03/2022 09:39

Held is actually an alright opener from spoon, but it's still spoon, so it's painful to listen to the whole album. Spoon are like Coldplay but some people still think they're good. They can put out a fun song or two, but even those tracks expire after a few listens and just become annoying. Also makes for a good example of how The Guardian's music journalism sucks – pick up your game and stop writing music criticism for stay-at-home-dads.

From Brad1770 08/01/2022 02:51

Everyone’s favourite Texans prove there’s still groove in their old bones with yet another wonderfully eclectic release

Hard to imagine but Spoon are STILL criminally underrated. Let’s hope after 26 years of consistency this is the album thats give them their due recognition

This was my first foray into the world of Spoon and I was pleasantly surprised with what I heard :)

Spoon practically always delivers. There are some really thoughtful tracks here. I love the shout out to Austin Texas singer-songwriter Dale Watson in the title track.

Recommended.

Condensed to a 7" Single:
A-Side: The Hardest Cut
B-Side: The Devil & Mister Jones

From Cargusbralem 03/31/2022 15:50

Great album that shows that straight-forward rock music is still alive and kicking

From VictorVale 03/08/2022 23:37

Banda de uma consistência invejada!

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