Quirky and candid in equal measure (jaunty single Bargain Bin Bowie a useful case in point) Spoon Speaker Man are a band borne of a 30-year friendship between drummer/multi-instrumentalist Dan Worton and singer/songwriter Craig Walker.
The duo regularly crossed paths in the 90s while touring with their respective bands Neds Atomic Dustbin and Power of Dreams, and they’ve now teamed up to create an indie rock sound of their own.
The duo’s assessment that debut album Age Of No Opinion blends “nostalgia and novelty” is fairly accurate, but while Britpop-style jangly guitars are undeniably front and centre, there are plenty of nods to the 70s and 80s music that inspired the music of that era. Which should make for a lively combination when they hit the stage with a full band.
Quirky and candid in equal measure (jaunty single Bargain Bin Bowie a useful case in point) Spoon Speaker Man are a band borne of a 30-year friendship between drummer/multi-instrumentalist Dan Worton and singer/songwriter Craig Walker.
The duo regularly crossed paths in the 90s while touring with their respective bands Neds Atomic Dustbin and Power of Dreams, and they’ve now teamed up to create an indie rock sound of their own.
The duo’s assessment that debut album Age Of No Opinion blends “nostalgia and novelty” is fairly accurate, but while Britpop-style jangly guitars are undeniably front and centre, there are plenty of nods to the 70s and 80s music that inspired the music of that era. Which should make for a lively combination when they hit the stage with a full band.
The Tin Music And Arts, Canal Basin
7.30pm £12.00