Spoor (album)

Spoor is the debut studio album by the American indie rock band Dispatch. It was released in 1996. The album is characterized by its blend of acoustic rock, reggae, and funk influences, showcasing the band's early songwriting and musical experimentation. Songs from Spoor helped Dispatch build a strong following in the Northeast through live performances and college radio airplay. The album was independently produced and distributed by the band. Although not a mainstream commercial success at the time of its release, Spoor became a cult favorite among Dispatch fans and remains a significant part of the band's early discography. It is generally considered to be a raw and unpolished snapshot of the band's musical origins.