Spilt (band)

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Spilt
Background information
Origin	Runcorn, England
Genres	Rock pop
Years active	2016–present
Labels	Independent DIY
Members	Morgan "Mo" Molyneux Ben Cunliffe Josh Cunningham

Spilt is a British psyche grunge band from Runcorn, England. Founded in 2016, it consists of Morgan "Mo" Molyneux (vocals and guitar) Ben cunliffe (bass), and Josh Cunningham (drums).^[1]

History[]

Originally founded by Molyneux and Ayres in 2013 as Accepting April, the duo changed the band's name to Spilt in 2015, prior to Josh Cunningham joining the line up in early 2016.

The band built a growing reputation playing around Liverpool^[2][3] and its satellite towns in the North of England prior to becoming nationally recognised following a series of high-profile gigs supporting Fidlar at the O2 Ritz Manchester,^[4] and London's Heaven venue.^[5]

Discography[]

Singles[]

• "Facemelter" (2017)
• "Catnip" (2018)
• "The Hungry Caterpillar" (2018)
• "Saliva" (2018)
• "Lalka" (2018)
• "Acid Baby" (2018)
• "1984" (2019)
• “Sex tape” (2021)
• ”Nomad” (2021)

EPs[]

• "Sickly Fit" (2019)

Albums[]

• No Ball Games (Stereo Mix) (2019)

References[]