Get all 22 SPELLS releases available on Bandcamp.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Past Our Prime, Loose Change, Vol. 2, What The Hell Is Caution + Some Would Say, Don't Tell Me Anything (featuring Stephanie Byrne) [Benefit Track For The Blue Bench], FANGIRL (Single), Split Single (With Custody), Rock N Roll Swap Meet: Day 1 (SPELLS & Hooper), Charlie & The Shithead Take It Down A Notch, Expanded Edition, and 14 more.
SPELLS Denver, Colorado
SPELLS is a five-piece juggernaut from Denver, CO. They are vacation rock to be exact. They produce short blasts of intense
melody and driving rhythms that are custom made to entertain the band members themselves and serve as an excuse to go play shows in cities that have beaches nearby. If your city's best offers include said beach and a good breakfast joint, count them in.
SPELLS RULES
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