Heldby Spoon

This is Spoon's cover of a Bill Callahan (Smog) song. Britt Daniel said, "I think the first thing I was drawn to was the riff, but also the lyrics. These lyrics about opening yourself up to vulnerability and a love connection for the first time. That appealed to me, it was something I was going through then. I related. It's just a fantastic, beautiful lyric, like so many of his [Bill Callahan] songs have." Read Britt Daniel's conversation with Cheryl Waters about the album "Lucifer on the Sofa": kexp.org spoontheband.com

This is Spoon's cover of a Bill Callahan (Smog) song. Britt Daniel said, "I think the first thing I was drawn to was the riff, but also the lyrics. These lyrics about opening yourself up to vulnerability and a love connection for the first time. That appealed to me, it was something I was going through then. I related. It's just a fantastic, beautiful lyric, like so many of his [Bill Callahan] songs have." Read Britt Daniel's conversation with Cheryl Waters about the album "Lucifer on the Sofa": kexp.org spoontheband.com

This is Spoon's cover of a Bill Callahan (Smog) song. -- Britt Daniel said, "I think the first thing I was drawn to was the riff, but also the lyrics. These lyrics about opening yourself up to vulnerability and a love connection for the first time. That appealed to me, it was something I was going through then. I related. It's just a fantastic, beautiful lyric, like so many of his [Bill Callahan] songs have." -- Read Britt Daniel's conversation with Cheryl Waters about the album "Lucifer on the Sofa": kexp.org

This is Spoon's smoldering version of Smog's "Held." Britt Daniel said, "I think the first thing I was drawn to was the riff, but also the lyrics. These lyrics about opening yourself up to vulnerability and a love connection for the first time. That appealed to me, it was something I was going through then. I related. It's just a fantastic, beautiful lyric, like so many of his [Bill Callahan] songs have." kexp.org spoontheband.bandcamp.com

This is Spoon's smoldering version of Smog's "Held." Britt Daniel said, "I think the first thing I was drawn to was the riff, but also the lyrics. These lyrics about opening yourself up to vulnerability and a love connection for the first time. That appealed to me, it was something I was going through then. I related. It's just a fantastic, beautiful lyric, like so many of his [Bill Callahan] songs have."

'Lucifer on the Sofa' is finally out today!!! Check out this special article with a conversation between Cheryl Waters and Britt Daniel. "And Lucifer Makes 10: Cheryl Waters & Spoon in Conversation" kexp.org