Spencer Krug Shares New Solo Piano Version of “I’ll Believe in Anything”

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by Nina Corcoran

February 23, 2026

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Spencer Krug, known for his work with Wolf Parade, has released a new solo piano version of "I'll Believe in Anything," a track from his album *Apologies to the Queen Mary*. The song gained significant attention after its use in a pivotal scene of the HBO series *Heated Rivalry*, contributing to its viral success. Krug debuted a stripped-down rendition during a Vancouver concert and later recorded a studio version due to the positive reception. The original track, released in 2005, was reissued in 2016 as part of Wolf Parade's comeback after a hiatus. *Apologies to the Queen Mary* is celebrated for its grandiose and cathartic qualities, reflecting Krug's evolving musical style. In an interview with Vulture, he expressed his pride in the new solo rendition, noting it pays proper tribute to the band's original version while capturing his personal connection to the song. Krug's journey with "I'll Believe in Anything" dates back over two decades, highlighting its enduring impact on his artistic growth. The renewed interest in the track underscores its emotional

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Originally published on Pitchfork on 2/23/2026