Spoon is a rare example of a band whose artistic strengths have grown exponentially with each album, despite numerous line-up changes and record biz setbacks. With a name culled from the Can song, Spoon began playing and recording in 1993 as collaboration between vocalist/guitarist Britt Daniel and drummer Jim Eno. Through a series of critically acclaimed releases for Matador, Elektra, Merge and numerous other labels, Spoon have staked a claim as one of the country's most revered & respected independent bands, with singer/songwriter Britt Daniel in particular an idiosyncratic author and voice to be reckoned with.

Peek-A-Boo Records has been rooting for Spoon since the early days, including them on the label's first full-length release, a compilation of Texas bands called the Peek-A-Boo Bicycle Rodeo. That record is long out of print and Spoon has long since graduated to the success and critical acclaim we always knew would find them. For more information on what Spoon is up to these days, visit the band's official website, or Merge Records, the band's current record label.

Discography
Albums
• Telephono LP/CD (Matador, 1996)
• A Series Of Sneaks LP/CD (Elektra, 1998)
• Girls Can Tell LP/CD (Merge/12XU, 2001)
• Kill The Moonlight LP/CD (Merge/12XU/Spunk, 2002)
• Gimme Fiction LP/CD (Merge/Matador, 2005)
• Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga LP/CD (Merge/Matador/Spunk, 2007)

Singles & EPs
• "Nefarious" 7"/Cassette EP (Fluffer, 1994)
• "All The Negatives Have Been Destroyed" 7"/CD EP (Matador, 1996)
• "Not Turning Off" 7" (Matador, 1996) UK only
• Soft Effects LP/CD EP (Matador, 1997)
• "30 Gallon Tank" 7" EP (Peek-A-Boo, 1998)
• "Anticipation" 7" (Mag Wheel Records, 1998)
• "The Agony of Laffitte" CD single (Saddle Creek Records, 1999)
• Loveways CD EP (Merge, 2000)
• "Anything You Want" 7"/CD EP (12XU, 2001)
• "Everything Hits at Once" 7"/CD EP (12XU, 2001)
• "Car Radio" / "Advance Cassette" CD EP (12XU, 2001)
• Spoon / Swearing at Motorists split 7" (Super Asbestos, 2002)
• "Someone Something" 7" (Merge, 2002)
• "Jonathon Fisk" / "Stay Don't Go" CD EP (12XU, 2002)
• "Stay Don't Go" CD EP (Spunk, 2003)
• "The Way We Get By" CD EP (12XU, 2003)
• "Sister Jack" CD EP (Merge, 2005)

Compliations
• Peek-A-Boo Bicycle Rodeo LP (Peek-A-Boo, 1995)
• Dreamboat CD (Cassiel, 1997)
• Rock & Roll Free-For-All 1997 CD (Nickle & Dime, 1997)
• What's Up Matador LP (Matador, 1997)

Peek-A-Boo Family Tree
• Britt Daniel: Drake Tungsten, Golden Millennium
• Jim Eno: Poopiehead