Close behind recent offerings ‘Diana/Polina’ and debut single ‘Cant Find You’, the trio returns with their latest single, ‘Air Is Getting Stranger’, the title track from their debut album arriving this October 9 via The Satchi Six.

Carving the grunge rock pathway into their world ‘Air Is Getting Stranger’ is a song of fractured perception. That slow dawning sense that something in your surroundings is “off,” a bodily, almost physical recognition of disconnection. With its tense, shifting rhythms and layered vocals, the track feels like the first gasp of a long-awaited panic, an air thick with unease yet alive with strange possibility.

Speaking about the single, Spawner explains, “The song is about noticing something in your surroundings is off, a very recurring theme of the album, that you’re realising the uncanny valley you’re in. It feels like the beginning of a long-awaited panic attack, with a very bodily reaction. It’s literally in the air, your lungs, your senses – the start of your disconnection from the outside world.”

It’s a continuation of Spawner’s grunge-infused dream-pop exploration, where scuzzy guitars, bright sonic bursts, and fluid, instinctive interplay between the trio create a soundscape simultaneously unsettling and mesmerising.

Air Is Getting Stranger:

1. Air Is Getting Stranger
2. Can’t Find You
3. Diana/Polina
4. New Jeans
5. How To Tie A Tie
6. Fill The Blanks
7. Respawn
8. Safe And Sound

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Today, via their label-home of The Satchi Six they share their second single to date, ‘Diana/Polina’, continuing the grunge rock pathway into their world. The off-kilter grunge missive from Copenhagen’s newest shape-shifting band, with heavily distorted guitars, an intense drum beat and the signature stacks of soft vocals.

Swerving between crushed-out grunge riffs, heavy drums and a soft-loud tension that always threatens to derail but never quite does, their second offering feels like waking up mid-dream. It’s the sound of three people learning each other’s rhythm in real-time – a track built on instinct, not instruction.

Speaking about their second single, Spawner describe how ‘Diana/Polina’ is a song about “dating a person who has two personalities. Not someone with dissociative identity disorder, but rather someone who can shift between different personas – and about the intensely abstract confusion that arises from that. It’s a way of fully surrendering to the strange, unreal, and eerie emotions that can emerge in a love life.”

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Today, via their label-home of The Satchi Six they share their debut single, ‘Can’t Find You’, offering a first glimpse into their world. It’s a woozy, left-of-centre grunge missive from Copenhagen’s newest shape-shifting band.

Swerving between crushed-out grunge riffs, hairpin tempo changes, and a soft-loud tension that always threatens to derail but never quite does, their debut offering feels like waking up mid-dream. It’s the sound of three people learning each other’s rhythm in real-time – a track built on instinct, not instruction.

Speaking about their debut single, Spawner describe how “’Can’t Find You’ is a song about searching for someone, or something, who literally disappears in front of your eyes. The person shows up in very strange places and keeps leaving weird clues, like in the pages your notebook.”

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