Mojave 3 - Spoon and Rafter [CD]
*Release Date: July 24, 2026. Release dates are subject to change. We are not responsible for pressing delays.
Label: 4AD
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Never ones to sit still, Spoon and Rafter marked a shift for Mojave 3. While still containing echoes of singer-songwriters and alt-country, the record represents a Technicolor expansion of their palette that utilizes electronics, glockenspiels, melodica, and Beatlesque production.
âItâs quite a bonkers album, really,â says Ian. âBy that stage we had our own studio again on the north Cornish coast in the UK. We had time to pick up different instruments and just faff around. It was quite a process, but itâs my favorite record we did.â
âWe sort of entered our Beach Boys phase of Mojave 3,â says Neil, âwhere we became more interested in different instrumentation and a fuller sound. Thanks to Mark [Van Hoen] it was the first time we used an early Pro Tools system to edit stuff together, so some of the tracks are much longer and more orchestrated, like âBluebird of Happiness,â which has three different sections that were all recorded separately and then chopped together.â
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*Release Date: July 24, 2026. Release dates are subject to change. We are not responsible for pressing delays.
Label: 4AD
CD
Never ones to sit still, Spoon and Rafter marked a shift for Mojave 3. While still containing echoes of singer-songwriters and alt-country, the record represents a Technicolor expansion of their palette that utilizes electronics, glockenspiels, melodica, and Beatlesque production.
âItâs quite a bonkers album, really,â says Ian. âBy that stage we had our own studio again on the north Cornish coast in the UK. We had time to pick up different instruments and just faff around. It was quite a process, but itâs my favorite record we did.â
âWe sort of entered our Beach Boys phase of Mojave 3,â says Neil, âwhere we became more interested in different instrumentation and a fuller sound. Thanks to Mark [Van Hoen] it was the first time we used an early Pro Tools system to edit stuff together, so some of the tracks are much longer and more orchestrated, like âBluebird of Happiness,â which has three different sections that were all recorded separately and then chopped together.â
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