There's a special place for Spoon in the early 2000s' vibrant indie rock scene. They arrived with a seemingly much wider range of influences, brandishing art-punk rhythms along with Thin Lizzy-style melodies and a distinctive, off-the-cuff flair. This new collection, curated by the band, is an excellent way for newer fans to dive in to their sound. It highlights twelve acclaimed singles such as the well-known “I Turn My Camera On” and “Don't You Evah”?—but leaves out a few other heavy hitters?—and includes one new track, the dark but characteristically angular “No Bullets Spent.”