Spraynard

Spraynard is an influential American punk band hailing from West Chester, Pennsylvania, emerged onto the punk scene in 2008. With their energetic and raw sound, Spraynard quickly became a notable force in the punk landscape.

Formation and Early Releases

The band’s inception in 2008 marked the beginning of their impactful journey. Spraynard’s initial venture into the music scene included the release of a split EP with Captain, We’re Sinking via Creep Records, setting the stage for their punk odyssey.

In 2010, Spraynard intensified their presence with two split releases: one with Paramedic! through Square of Opposition Records and another with Sundials via Evil Weevil Records. The same prolific year witnessed the birth of their debut full-length album, “Cut and Paste,” released under the banner of Runner Up Records.

Evolution and Full-Length Albums

The band’s trajectory showcased continuous growth and creative exploration. On May 10, 2011, Spraynard unveiled their second full-length studio album, “Funtitled,” under the acclaimed Asian Man Records.

Continuing their journey, Spraynard treated fans to an EP titled “Exton Square,” jointly released by Asian Man Records and Square of Opposition Records on April 17, 2012.

The Mark Tom And Patrick Show

In 2014, Spraynard added another chapter to their discography with the release of a collection record titled “The Mark Tom And Patrick Show,” a testament to their musical prowess and evolution.

Mable and Beyond

April 28, 2015, marked a significant moment in Spraynard’s timeline when Jade Tree released the song “Bench,” providing a sneak peek into their third full-length studio album, “Mable.” Premiering on July 8 via Stereogum and officially released on July 10, “Mable” showcased the band’s maturity and continued commitment to their punk roots.

Band Members

• Pat Graham (Guitar/Vocals): Leading the charge with vocals and guitar, Pat Graham played a pivotal role in defining Spraynard’s distinctive sound.
• Jake Guralnik (Bass): Adding depth and rhythm to the band’s sonic landscape, Jake Guralnik’s bass contributions were integral to their punk ethos.
• Pat Ware (Drums/Vocals): Responsible for the driving force of the band, Pat Ware’s drumming and vocal contributions solidified Spraynard’s powerful presence.

Past Member

• Mark Dickinson (Bass): A former member who contributed to the band’s early dynamics, Mark Dickinson played a crucial role in shaping Spraynard’s formative years.

Side Projects

Notably, Pat Graham is also involved in the punk band Big Nothing, showcasing the multifaceted talents within the punk community. Additionally, Pat Ware lends his drumming skills to Joyce Manor, further cementing Spraynard’s influence in the broader punk landscape.