And that was the best I could come up with. "Lucifer On The Sofa, " it's you at your worst. I haven't seen that guy in a bit, but I know he'll be there the next time I'm stressed out for one reason or another. Are there any old songs that you kind of dread playing? DANIEL: I mean, the general blueprint for the record was there's not enough great rock and roll records being made, and we wanted to make one. He was onboard with the concept and we went ahead with it. A photograph with no correction from me or anybody else. DANIEL: It's really good to talk to you. "Satellite" begins with a spacey piano twinkling as Daniel pledges to orbit around the object of his affection, before the rhythm section brings him down to Earth with a 12/8 groove that recalls Elvin Bishop's "Fooled Around and Fell in Love. CHANG: What is your worst? CHANG: Yeah, you can't forget it. Because you've made the record in the studio or writing the songs as you were recording them. You're from Havana and came to Miami when you were young where you were introduced to American pop culture.
Growing up under Communism made me want to subvert some of its graphics. We feel that just about every time. Our systems have detected unusual activity from your IP address (computer network). And I was trying to get past that character in the song. All them describing how they'd like me. BD: Lucifer on the Sofa is the character I can become in times of stress. Spoon's tenth studio album Lucifer on the Sofa is available now. "My Babe" is a slow-burn ode to monogamy that depicts him and his partner in a state of domestic ennui ("Training our focus on late-night TV, cheap wine"), but it still inspires sweeping grand gestures with a chorus that's sweet but not too sticky.
But these motifs appear in a lot of your work. Not wishing for their destruction. WERE THERE ANY ALBUMS, NOT SPECIFICALLY CLASSIC ROCK, OR ANY ARTISTS THAT REALLY INSPIRED THE ALBUM? And it's just a fancy way of putting it, really a poetic way. Each and every song is unique and fun. It also made my mother moan in agony when she heard the title. DANIEL: It's a cover. Written:– Jack Antonoff & Britt Daniel. I'm sure there are a few that people want to hear at every show. "Lucifer On The Sofa" is the sole track on the album recorded with Dave Fridmann (Mercury Rev, Flaming Lips), who co-produced the previous two Spoon records. Can you elaborate on that from your bio?
SPOON: Let's do the fill twice as long. Things like the start of a pandemic can be a little stressful. After Texas native Brit Daniel moved from LA back to Austin in late 2019, the band immediately started laying down tracks at drummer Jim Eno's Public Hi-Fi studio. MY FAVORITE SONG OFF THE ALBUM SO FAR IS "WILD" AND I'M ESPECIALLY CURIOUS ABOUT THE INSPIRATION BEHIND THE SONG, SPECIFICALLY VERSE TWO, WHICH SAYS "TRIPPERS AND ASKERS, THEY SURROUNDED ME, ALL THEM DESCRIBIN' HOW THEY'D LIKE ME, ALL THEM WANTIN' SOMETHIN' SPECIAL, BRING 'EM ROSES, SING THEM BLUES. But must I be such a citizen? "That conflict, in this case, " Daniel explained, "is played out through a long night in the troubles, downtown Austin, all alone. Lucifer on the Sofa review: Spoon face down their biggest demon yet, but still find the groove. But yeah, I like playing them all. BD: I'm excited to perform live the songs on this record, because we haven't gotten a chance to play many of them. Careful standing by him, he'll lock in for good Set…. BD: Yeah, that's a hit.
Thanks so much for being with us. Now you're cruising up Lavaca. Overall, Lucifer On The Sofa is an outstanding record for what it is: groovy, strut-worthy, exciting hard rock that proves the genre that so many call dead is still alive in the current year. Their 10th album, "Lucifer On The Sofa, " is out now. When I told her the record title. I'M CURIOUS, IF YOU HAD TO GIVE THE LISTENERS OF THIS ALBUM REQUIRED LISTENING – ARTISTS OR ALBUMS – WHAT WOULD YOU CHOOSE? And longing for the world that one used to know, maybe a world where things were a little bit more adventurous and loose and seedy, perhaps and full color and wild.
BD: I don't know if it's a classic rock album. Now you're thinking about Dale Watson. CHANG: Britt Daniel is the frontman for the band Spoon. But in Edel's work, pop-culture and the political blend. And the world, still so wild, called to me. You can become self-indulgent. Coming February 11th: Spoon's tenth album, Lucifer on the Sofa, is alive, vital and inarguably the band's heaviest work to date.
I LOVE THE NAME OF THE NEW ALBUM LUCIFER ON THE SOFA. Music Coordinator Tatum Jenkins sat down with Daniel just before the band's new album Lucifer on the Sofa released. Description:- Held Lyrics Spoon are Provided in this article. Hold my breath, sing my heart out Beat my chest…. Tell me the truth later. "The idea this time was to record in a proper city, where we could soak pop music and energy, " Daniel recalled to Uncut magazine. CHANG: Yeah, I love that part. The chorus details abandoned artifacts of a past life with a past love, as Daniel pleads, "What am I gonna do with your last cigarette? All the while being held like a, like a, like a big old. I like playing our songs. "Wild" is the next biggest hit on the album.
Spoon's latest album trades electronic instrumentation for raw rock and roll. I looked full over all the lies and. Most of my friends had never had a portrait made of them so I wanted to do that for them as a gift. When you try to encapsulate yourself at your worst, what is that image? I loved working on the project. There's a black side and a white side.
What does this honor mean for you? If I listen to music that's okay or kind of in the background, I'm trying out things and I think they're all right. Can you explain how you channel these topics for your work and why? All them wanting somethin' special. AND I KNOW YOU SAID THAT LUCIFER IS A CHARACTER, SORT OF A PART OF YOURSELF. She literally said, "Oh no! " Consisting of contrasts of bold reds, dark whites, and light blacks, these new works center around faces or masks from the African/Afro-Cuban diasporic religion of Santería.
The group began recording in Austin in late 2019, until COVID-19 crashed the party the following March, forcing them to hit pause and lock down with the rest of us. DANIEL: I know... CHANG: That's good to hear. The bouncy, tightly synchronized instrumentals give the listener a clear mental image of all three middle-aged men vibing hard and shaking their heads back and forth to the "plunky" jam they're recording. "And it worked amazingly for the first four months or so, and then of course, there was sadly none of that.
It's such a funny image. And I surrender, mmm, to your charity. But [the changing of the character] can still happen. Against the traffic lights. Why does this lyric creep me out so much?