Spite (punk Band) - Spite Tribute Bands

Spite Tribute Bands

Since the original Kalamazoo band, Spite, dissolved, several musical groups have emulated Spites style and public persona. This even includes adoption of the original band name:

In 1996 such a group formed in Charlotte, North Carolina.
In 1999 a “Spite” group formed in west-vlaanderen, Belgium.
In 2001 a group in Nürnberg Germany, adopter use of the "Spite" moniker and Instrumental style.
Most recently a Devizes, Southwest, United Kingdom version formed in 2006.

These are to be regarded as tribute bands, rather than the original on reunion tours, since none of these more recent incarnations of Spite contain any of the original members.

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