18 January 10
" The band’s last record, 2007’s “Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga,” was a breakup album — Daniel had just split with a girlfriend. “Transference” is a rebound record, he says. “This is the record for sowing your oats. "
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Spoon dips into fame - NYPOST.com

This makes 100% perfect sense to me. Transference sounds like someone searching, throwing themselves around and really wanting something, but not quite finding it. Always looking around the corner, wondering what could be next, but secretly longing for security and stability.

(via: perpetua)

EXACTLY.

Reblogged: perpetua

3 November 09
Spoon’s Britt Daniel Calls New Spoon Album ‘Transference’ an ‘Uglier Record’ With the recent announcement that Spoon will release its seventh album, ‘Transference,’ in January, fans have been wondering what to expect from the new material. “Every record’s always a little bit of an unconscious reaction to the one before. I think it’s an uglier record,” frontman Britt Daniel tells Spinner, comparing it to 2007’s ‘Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga.’ “A lot of it is either demos, or tracks that started out as demos and we just built on top of it. That earlier, rawer, more spontaneous take on what the song was just seemed like the way to go.” Read the full interview at Spinner.

Spoon’s Britt Daniel Calls New Spoon Album ‘Transference’ an ‘Uglier Record’

With the recent announcement that Spoon will release its seventh album, ‘Transference,’ in January, fans have been wondering what to expect from the new material. “Every record’s always a little bit of an unconscious reaction to the one before. I think it’s an uglier record,” frontman Britt Daniel tells Spinner, comparing it to 2007’s ‘Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga.’ “A lot of it is either demos, or tracks that started out as demos and we just built on top of it. That earlier, rawer, more spontaneous take on what the song was just seemed like the way to go.”

Read the full interview at Spinner.