Spector share 360-degree video for brand new single "Tenner"
21 March 2016, 13:01
| Written by
Laurence Day
Spector have shared "Tenner", a previously unreleased new single, and its accompanying 360-degree visuals.
The new single/vid is the first in a series of sessions recorded at the YouTube Space in London, using a "3D printed GoPro rig".
The band are joined in the videos by James Balmont of Swim Deep, as keyboardist Danny Blandy had been bitten by a dog the week of filming. There will be two more songs/videos in the near future.
Last year Spector released second album Moth Boys.
Check out "Tenner" below.
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