Stream Spelling Reform's 'No One's Ever Changed' at Consequence of Sound

A few days before the official release date, Spelling Reform are streaming their new album No One's Ever Changed in its entirety over at Consequence of Sound. The power pop group "chronicle a series of tricky dilemmas and bad decisions" on their new release, "all set to a rollicking, life-affirming power pop mix that takes a cue from the likes of Wilco and Guided By Voices." Go hear for yourself and stream the album over at Consequence of Sound.

No One's Ever Changed is out this Friday November 18th via Black Rd Records. 

Spelling Reform premiere new track at American Songwriter

Philadelphia band Spelling Reform are being likened to The Pixies and The Weakerthans today with their new single "For Clair Patterson" debuting at American Songwriter. Stream the track below and keep an eye out for the record, coming November 18 via Black Rd Records.

Spelling Reform premiere new track at Impose

This morning, Impose premiered Spelling Reform's new single, "Expiration Date" as a part of their AM Gold feature. The track is a solid blend of bold power pop and indie rock, with distinct vocals that make singing along a requirement while listening. As Impose puts it, their sound "is Neil Young and Wilco inspired, but with a little genre bleeding twinge to it all." You'll want to make sure you stick around till the end of the song, when there's a bit of a building instrumental solo to round out the track nicely. 

Spelling Reform will be releasing No One's Ever Changed on November 18th.