Watch: Spector Unleash Music Video For "Fine Not Fine"

London-based indie rock band Spector have unleashed the video for their latest single "Fine Not Fine".

The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their recent EP 'Ex-Directory', out now via Moth Noise. Grab it here.

The video was directed by Sarah Pearson c/o Catan Productions. Watch it below.

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New Entry: Spector Reveal New Single "Fine Not Fine"

London-based indie rock band Spector have revealed their new single "Fine Not Fine".

The song is taken from their upcoming new EP 'Ex-Directory', which will be out this Friday (March 9) via Moth Noise. We have previously heard the first single "Untitled in D".

Get the single here, and stream it below:

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Watch: Spector Share Music Video For "Untitled in D"

London-based indie rock band Spector have shared the video for their newest single "Untitled in D".

The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their upcoming new EP 'Ex-Directory', which will be out in January 2018 via Moth Noise. Get the single here.

About the track, frontman Fred Macpherson explained: "'Untitled In D' has been burning a hole in Spector’s pocket for a little while now. I wrote the bones of it pretty quickly then Jed came through and channelled the ghost of John Frusciante on guitar and we knew we were on to something. After the sheen of our first two albums it was exciting capturing something simple and irreverent - the sound of us playing in a room rather than playing in a computer."

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Watch: Spector Share Music Video For New Single "Born In The EU"

London-based indie rock band Spector have shared the video for their new single "Born In The EU".

The single was written by Fred Macpherson and Christopher Burman in 2013, and is out today (June 22). grab it here.

About the track, Macpherson explains: I wrote ‘Born In The EU’ with our old guitarist Chris Burman in 2013, a few months before he left Spector. We’d known each other since we were 11 and the song was kind of a love letter to each other, and the story of that love on an adventure round the continent we’d spent so much of the previous years touring. We’d often discussed feeling European as opposed to British - an affectation maybe, but one that allowed us to take pride in being part of something larger, more cultural, unknown and adventurous. I remember being a child and not really having a notion of what ‘Englishness’ was until the first times I went to France, Spain, Germany, Italy etc. Countries not defined by their differences and their flags, but by their unity, shared history and constantly migrating/mixing populations."

We never ‘finished’ this song and weren’t sure we were ever going to release it but then it dawned on me that by the end of this week we might no longer even be a part of Europe, and for one of the first times in my life, I felt the clock tick. “I’m not gonna tell you how to vote, just vote” is a popular internet adage, and though I can’t disagree with the sentiment, this one seems a little too big to keep our opinions to ourselves. Unlike a general election we won’t get another chance in five years. For me, the vote comes down to what sort of country we are. Are we outward looking and internationalist? Or inward looking, parochial and xenophobic... read more.

Watch the clip below:

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