After returning back in June to share the heavily-hyped cut 'I Won't Wait', Spector have now returned to unveil another brand new single.
The new track 'Half Life' sees the band take on a more sweeping approach than their usual high-octane selves, and is set to feature on a forthcoming new EP, arriving sometime in the Autumn through their own Moth Noise label.
Speaking about their latest release, frontman Fred Macpherson said, "Half Life is about the fear of missing out on your own life. The worry that you're losing touch with people, places, culture, no longer recognising yourself in the mirror, the constant tick of the clock in the background. It's about wondering how much time you have left. But we wanted the music to be upbeat and celebratory.
"There's nothing better than a group of people just losing it, all singing along to something a bit miserable. That's the life blood of the indie disco, handed down from generation to generation... Dancing with tears in your eyes".
Have a listen to 'Half Life' in the player below.
