On October 25, 2007, The New Pornographers were in a pivotal phase of their career, having released their critically acclaimed album "Challengers" earlier that same year. The album marked a slight shift in their sound, showcasing a more refined and introspective approach compared to their previous upbeat, power-pop style. "Sing Me Spanish Techno," performed in the live recording at Webster Hall, is a standout track from their earlier work, "Twin Cinema," which was released in 2005. At this time, the band was touring extensively, promoting "Challengers" while maintaining a loyal fanbase and earning recognition for their eclectic sound and strong songwriting. Interestingly, the band has become known for their dynamic live performances, which often feature a rotating cast of musicians, adding depth and richness to their sound in a live setting. This performance at Webster Hall is a testament to their growing popularity and artistic evolution during this period.