Music Style Industrial Grindcore/Metalpunk

Artist History In the Spring 1998 Spiteful Bastard (Spi - B) put together a noise metal project called "SpiteChrist" which consisted of Spi -B on vocals and guitar, Slaphappy Jackass (NJay's brother) on bass, Sassy Faggot on lead guitar, and TR - BeeOhBee (BOB) on drums. They rehearsed Venom and Misfits songs and began writing original material. Halfway through recording a demo the band discovered they were at a loss of funds to complete it and only managed to get 2 songs done before going broke, Scat Bastard and a cover of the Stooge's "1969". After this Slaphappy Jackass lost interest in the band and quit in December, leaving Spi - B to take over all bass duties. As a trio the band changed it's name to Spiteful Bastard, reflecting Spi - B's new role as sole songwriter. In February of 1999 TR - BeeOhBee commited suicide by taking a belt and hanging himself in the apartment where he lived. This event and the inability to find a replacement drummer made Sassy Faggot quit the band the following month. In November of 2000 Spi - B joined with the Diabolical Coprophagic PitFiend in a side project of his called "Morticunt". The Extreme Grind band consisted of Coprophagic PitFiend on Vokillz and Guitar, Spi - B on Bass, and Rowdy Cleaver on Drums. After recording the song "Rip 'n Dip" Morticunt was forced to break up when Coprophagic PitFiend's serious band starting taking off and needed him to attend all their weekly band circle jerk sessions. Finally in March of 2001 Spi - B decided to make a new band called Spiteful Bastard with Morticunt drummer Rowdy Cleaver. He also enlisted Slaphappy Jackass's brother on Keyboards and found a guitar player who calls himself Vengeful Lunatic. The new Spiteful Bastard is far more creative then the old one ever was and hopefully will get to cause much more chaos and destruction then ever before.

Location Cocoa, Florida - USA

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