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New Spoon video: Do I Have to Talk You Into It

November 1, 2017 Derek Phillips Leave a comment

Video: Spoon – “Do I Have to Talk You Into It”

From Hot Thoughts, out now on Matador.

A classic Spoon jam with a manic Photoshop tutorial? You can’t say the band doesn’t know their audience. I imagine boutique design studios all over the country cranking this jam during the interview sessions where they whiteboard out desired career paths and sip kombucha from wooden cups.

Spoon: web, twitter, amazon, apple, spotify, wiki.

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