Spoon – Girls Can Tell
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Spoon – Girls Can Tell (2001) is a masterclass in minimalist, sharp-edged indie rock. Stripping back the rawness of their earlier work, the album leans into tight, rhythmic grooves (Everything Hits at Once), punchy guitar riffs (The Fitted Shirt), and moody atmospherics (1020 AM). Britt Daniel’s raspy vocals and smart, economical songwriting make every note count, creating a cool, confident sound that set the template for Spoon’s future success. Elegant, understated, and endlessly replayable, Girls Can Tell is a breakthrough moment that cemented Spoon as one of indie rock’s most consistent bands.
- Third studio album reissued on vinyl LP!
- Newly recut from the original masters!
Reviews
"Hearing a band grow up without losing sight of what made them so vital in the first place... It's worth cherishing." — Pitchfork
"Girls Can Tell reflects the group's lean, hungry stance in its spare, spiky, immaculately crafted songs... a fine balance of fire and polish." — AllMusic, 4.5/5
Spoon's 2001 release sees Britt Daniel developing into one of the most unique voices in rock with a stunning maturity and economy to his songwriting.
Review
AllMusic rating:AllMusic users:A1 Everything Hits At Once
A2 Believing Is Art
A3 Me And The Bean
A4 Lines In The Suit
A5 The Fitted Shirt
B1 Anything You Want
B2 Take A Walk
B3 1020 Am
B4 Take The Fifth
B5 This Book Is A Movie
B6 Chicago At Night
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Description
- Description
- Release details
- Tracklist
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Spoon – Girls Can Tell (2001) is a masterclass in minimalist, sharp-edged indie rock. Stripping back the rawness of their earlier work, the album leans into tight, rhythmic grooves (Everything Hits at Once), punchy guitar riffs (The Fitted Shirt), and moody atmospherics (1020 AM). Britt Daniel’s raspy vocals and smart, economical songwriting make every note count, creating a cool, confident sound that set the template for Spoon’s future success. Elegant, understated, and endlessly replayable, Girls Can Tell is a breakthrough moment that cemented Spoon as one of indie rock’s most consistent bands.
- Third studio album reissued on vinyl LP!
- Newly recut from the original masters!
Reviews
"Hearing a band grow up without losing sight of what made them so vital in the first place... It's worth cherishing." — Pitchfork
"Girls Can Tell reflects the group's lean, hungry stance in its spare, spiky, immaculately crafted songs... a fine balance of fire and polish." — AllMusic, 4.5/5
Spoon's 2001 release sees Britt Daniel developing into one of the most unique voices in rock with a stunning maturity and economy to his songwriting.
Review
AllMusic rating:AllMusic users:A1 Everything Hits At Once
A2 Believing Is Art
A3 Me And The Bean
A4 Lines In The Suit
A5 The Fitted Shirt
B1 Anything You Want
B2 Take A Walk
B3 1020 Am
B4 Take The Fifth
B5 This Book Is A Movie
B6 Chicago At Night
