Spoon Benders

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Spoon Benders

10 upcoming dates · 10 cities · 1 country

Spoon Benders are an American garage rock band from Portland, Oregon, formed in 2018 around vocalist and guitarist Katy Black.

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  1. Aug 8DallasThe Bomb FactoryView details
  2. Aug 9AustinRADIO/EASTView details
  3. Aug 10Oklahoma CityTower Theatre - Oklahoma CityView details
  4. Aug 13PhoenixThe Van BurenView details
  5. Aug 19Los AngelesThe Fonda TheatreView details
  6. Aug 20San FranciscoThe Regency BallroomView details
  7. Aug 23PortlandRoseland TheaterView details
  8. Aug 26BoiseKnitting Factory - BoiseView details
  9. Aug 28Salt Lake CityThe Complex - UTView details
  10. Aug 29DenverMission BallroomView details

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About Spoon Benders

Black moved to Portland in 2015 to study neuropsychology and met drummer AJ Herald through a shared workplace, and the two began writing together in his garage. Guitarist Leo Pastor and bassist Velvet joined soon after, and all four members eventually became housemates. The band's sound blends garage rock, punk, psych rock and doom metal, drawing comparisons to Thee Oh Sees, Black Sabbath and Goggs.

The band's debut album, Dura Mater, was recorded on vintage tape equipment in a basement venue called The Convent. Its follow-up, How Things Repeat, is a more collaboratively written record exploring themes of recurrence and monotony, and was released alongside a sold-out show at Portland's Doug Fir Lounge.

Spoon Benders have performed at festivals including Oakland's Mosswood Meltdown and Boise's Treefort, touring widely across the United States while remaining rooted in Portland's music scene.

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