Video: Spoon's "Nobody Gets Me but You" Caught on Surveillance Cameras

Filling out that all-important list of favorite indie-rock releases for the calendar year? Yes, Spoon released an album in 2010. Remember? Transference was/is the latest in a winning streak of albums by the Texas quartet, and though we're partial to "The Mystery Zone," this strange vid for "Nobody Gets Me...

By Reed Fischer

November 15, 2010

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Filling out that all-important list of favorite indie-rock releases for the calendar year? Yes, Spoon released an album in 2010. Remember? Transference was/is the latest in a winning streak of albums by the Texas quartet, and though we're partial to "The Mystery Zone," this strange vid for "Nobody Gets Me but You" is pretty fun viewing. As detailed at Drowned in Sound, New York basement haunt Cake Shop hosted the shoot, and the rawness of the video quality matches the demo-from-heaven aspect of the track.

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