Traditionally, veteran rock bands wait until they’ve finished a whole new album to release music from that album. They often do it as part of a coordinated campaign, doling out advance tracks little by little leading up to a strategically determined release date in an attempt to pique interest. Spoon have decided to diverge from that template today.
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