Glaswegian punk-pop duo Spoonr has just released their brand new single ‘Y2K Warning’, a crunchy and energetic offering that re-introduces the world to their infectious sound. Comprised of brothers Dudley (vocals and guitar) and Nick Prentice (guitar, bass, and programming,) Spoonr received widespread acclaim with the release of their debut album ‘Warm Brown Tones’. The pair opened for acts like The Zutons and Anti-Guitar Heroes and also received significant airplay from XFM and BBC Radio.
As their third single in less than a year, ‘Y2K Warning’ is built around a catchy guitar riff and dynamic vocals that make it an instant earworm. Harkening back to the noughties era of punk rock, it’s a tune that channels the raw energy and rebellious spirit of that time. Evoking memories of iconic bands and anthems that defined a generation, ‘Y2K Warning’ is a nostalgic yet invigorating reminder of the genre’s enduring legacy.
The track will form part of Spoonr’s upcoming album, a follow-up to ‘Warm Brown Tones’. Scheduled for release sometime next year, the record is expected to capture the same infectious spirit that defines their most recent song. We can’t wait to hear it!
Serious tune alert! Enjoy ‘Y2K Warning’ on Spotify now:
