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Spoon, Harris & Obernik
Spoon, Harris & Obernik formed in Austin in the early 2000s with Britt Daniel on vocals and guitar, Jim Eno on bass and vocals, and Eric Harvey on drums....
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Spoon, Harris & Obernik formed in Austin in the early 2000s with Britt Daniel on vocals and guitar, Jim Eno on bass and vocals, and Eric Harvey on drums. Their debut album "Telephono" came out in 2001, followed by "Girls Can Tell" in 2003.
In 2007 they released "Batitude," a track that became a fan favorite with its driving beat and introspective lyrics. Harvey left the band in 2009, leaving Daniel and Eno to continue with session drummer Dave Fridmann.
They've put out several albums since then, including "Gimme Fiction," "Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga," "Transference," "They Want My Soul," "Hot Thoughts," and "Lucifer on the Sofa" in 2022.
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