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Spencer Robinson and the Wolf Spiders Los Angeles, California
Spencer Robinson spent years playing bass in the legendary Los Angeles garage band The Lords of Altamont. With the Lords,
he toured extensively, opening for bands like The Who, X, and The Cramps.
The Wolf Spiders are something a little darker; music for drinking, crying, driving, and dying.
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