Spiritual CrampBest Spiritual Cramp Albums Ranked

Spiritual Cramp

thelineofbestfit

8.0

“Spiritual Cramp take centre stage in a crumbling world on their self-titled debut”

RUDE

pastemagazine

7.6

“With catchy hooks, razor-sharp grooves, and a nod to the ‘70s rude boys of London, the Bay Area band delivers an urgent, irresistible hook-filled punk-rock riot.”

Spiritual Cramp

pitchfork

7.0

“The Bay Area rock band refines its chaotic energy on its concise, catchy, and semi-ridiculous debut.”

Spiritual Cramp

pastemagazine

7.0

“The San Francisco mavericks’ eponymous debut album is polished, fun and obsessed with conflict.”

RUDE

pinkoos

8.0

“So when my friend Allen texted me and another mutual friend a couple weeks ago to see if we were interested in seeing the band Spiritual Cramp at a small venue here in Houston, my first thought was, "Who?" I proceeded to look them up online, pull up a recent setlist and then started playing this 2025 record from the San Francisco, California based band. Suffice it to say that I texted Allen back fairly quickly and told him, "I'm in." I think this punk record and the concert I just attended a couple nights ago was just what I needed at this point in my grieving process - loud and fast. Lead singer Michael Bingham is a charismatic frontman who's been grinding away with this band since 2017. I really hope they make it big - it feels like they're right on the cusp of it. My favorite track off the album is 'Young Offenders.' It's just so fast and fun with an earworm of a guitar riff - start out with that one. Keep the punk ethic going with 'Go Back Home.' 'Violence in the Supermarket' has dub/ska/reggae Clash written all over it. End with 'You've Got My Number' - a duet with Sharon Van Etten.”