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Spiritual Cramp with The Missed and Dogs Run Free LIVE at Grog ShopWednesday, June 12thDoors 7 p.m. / Show 8 p.m.All Ages$18 advance / $20 day of show+$3 at the door if under 21Citing sources from early Dub influenced Clash, Blitz and The Modern Lovers Spiritual Cramp exist in a strange vacuum somewhere between David Byrnes oversized suit and a bar fight between a bunch of drunk goons on Polk Street in SF.Hate for the police, the government and the status quo are reoccurring themes in Binghams lyrics. The sounds borrow from the past, echoes of late 70s / early 80s working class rock and punk, which function on the upbeat, showcasing very bright guitars yet generating darker vocal rhythms and darker patterning.
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Sean
March 10th 2024
Great band on the rise. Current album is wonderfully put together and performed with custom by this high energy team of thrashers. I really worry how they will handle head lining when they will need to play twice as long. Can't wait to find out. I'd buy a ticket or 6.
Seattle, WA@Neumos
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Citing sources from early Dub influenced Clash, Blitz and The Modern Lovers - Spiritual Cramp exist in a strange vacuum somewhere between David Byrne's oversized suit and a bar fight between a bunch of drunk goons on Polk Street in SF.
Hate for the police, the government, the status quo and himself are reoccurring themes in Bingham's lyrics. The sounds borrow from the past, echoes of late 70's / early 80's working class rock and punk, which function on the upbeat, showcasing very bright guitars yet generating darker vocal rhythms and darker patterning.
Read MoreHate for the police, the government, the status quo and himself are reoccurring themes in Bingham's lyrics. The sounds borrow from the past, echoes of late 70's / early 80's working class rock and punk, which function on the upbeat, showcasing very bright guitars yet generating darker vocal rhythms and darker patterning.
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