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Digitally released today, “Spoons Echoes” is an exciting and vibrant new collection of Spoons songs re-recorded by artists from around the world, from England and the USA, to Australia and Canada.
Whether stripped down or pushed to the limit, each of these artists interprets Spoons songs in their own undeniably personal and sometimes very unexpected way. Proceeds from the sale of Echoes will go to the Unison Fund.
Artists featured in this superb collection include Canada’s Gowan performing ‘Arias & Symphonies’, Strange Advance’s version of ‘Nova Heart’, plus more from Dale Martindale (Images In Vogue), The Box, Alan Frew (Glass Tiger) and FourOneSix. From the USA & UK, Felix & The Foreshadow, Kon Kan, Christopher Anton (Information Society) Clive Farrington (When In Rome), Rob Holliday (Sulpher, Gary Numan, Prodigy & Marilyn Manson) and Real Life from Australia.
You can stream this new release on Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Amazon Music or download a 24bit Hi-Res lossless audio version from Bandcamp.
Sparks Music is excited to present a new album comprised of Spoons songs covered by other artists from around the world with net proceeds from sales going to Unison Fund. The Unison Benevolent Fund is a non-profit, registered music industry charity that provides counselling and emergency relief services to the Canadian music community.
Slaight Music will match dollar for dollar what is raised. Slaight Music was established in 2011 by Allan and Gary Slaight (Allan Slaight is known as Canada’s broadcast pioneer, music leader and a prominent Canadian philanthropist), with a mandate to support the Canadian music community through a variety of initiatives, and to develop Canadian talent via strategic partnerships with industry peers.
More information will be available soon. In the meantime, here’s the track listing and participating artists.
1. Romantic Traffic (Clive Farrington, original member of When In Rome UK) USA/UK
2. Nova Heart (Christopher Anton, formerly of Information Society) USA
3. When Time Turns Around (Alan Frew of Glass Tiger) Canada
4. Old Emotions (Felix & The Foreshadow) USA
5. Arias & Symphonies (Gowan) Canada
6. Bridges Over Borders (Rob Holliday of Sulpher, formerly of Gary Numan, Marylin Manson and the Prodigy) UK
7. I’ve Been Here Before (FourOneSix) Canada
8. End Of Story (Real Life) Australia
9. On The Beach (The Box) Canada
10. Waterline (Dale Martindale of Images In Vogue) Canada
11. Landing Lights (Clive Farrington, original member of When In Rome UK) USA/UK
12. Arias & Symphonies (Kon Kan) Canada/USA
13. Nova Heart (Strange Advance) Canada
The retrospective album entitled Repeatable 1980 to 2020 from the Spoons is now available online and wherever you stream music. This digitally remastered, best of Spoons release covers 40 years of music and includes for the first time in a digital format, the singles from “the Anthem Records Years” (86-88, the “Bridges Over Borders” and “Vertigo Tango” albums.) and more.
You can download a hi-res 24bit digital version exclusively on Bandcamp. This digital edition includes two bonus tracks not available anywhere else. It includes both the original and alternate versions of “New Day New World” and “Tell No Lies”. A CD version is also available. When you purchase the CD, you will automatically get access to this exclusive digital edition with bonus tracks.
Should you prefer to stream this new album, you can just head over to Tidal, Spotify, Apple Music or Amazon Music.
Sparks Music and the Spoons are set to launch a new digital retrospective album entitled “Repeatable: 1980 to 2020″ on May 7th. This digitally remastered, best of Spoons release cover 40 years of music including, for the first time in a digital format, the Singles from “the Anthem Records Years” (86-88, the “Bridges Over Borders” and “Vertigo Tango” albums.) and more. A CD and LP will also become available soon. You can purchase a hi-res 24bit digital version from our store or listening from your preferred streaming platform as of May 7, 2021.