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Head Spell crafts guitar-driven melodic emo/punk/indie rock with reflective lyrics and hooks that linger. Since their 2017 debut Take What You Can Get, the project has released a string of demos, a split EP with Big Fan, and singles like Hebi, building a dedicated following in the indie scene. Although official 2025 tour dates aren’t publicly listed as of February 2026, Head Spell remains active in releasing music and engaging with fans through their Bandcamp and streaming profiles.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Based in or connected to the broader indie/emo circles, Head Spell blends tight guitar work with intimate, introspective lyricism, capturing the mood of late-2010s and early-2020s DIY emo/punk. We’ve got the details on their releases, collaborations, and where to connect for news and music.

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Nestled within Honest Face Records and OK Sweet Records’ cassette culture, Head Spell’s Take What You Can Get (2017) marked a defining entry. The cassette edition, paired with Honest Face Records and OSR, complemented a self-released digital edition. A 2019 split EP with Big Fan (featuring Hebi and Water 7) highlights engineering by Doug Gallo and mastering by Adam Cichocki, underscoring a collaborative, hands-on approach to production.

The live experience

What reaches the room

For the latest updates, fans can follow Head Spell on Bandcamp and Apple Music, where new material frequently appears. While specific 2025 tour dates aren’t listed publicly, staying connected ensures you’ll be among the first to know when a show is announced.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Head Spell

  • Debut album Take What You Can Get released November 17, 2017; digital release is self-released, with a cassette edition co-released by Honest Face Records and OK Sweet Records (cassette edition information available from Honest Face).
  • Split EP Head Spell // Big Fan released January 25, 2019, featuring tracks Hebi and Water 7; credits note engineering by Doug Gallo and mastering by Adam Cichocki.
  • Genre and style described as guitar-driven melodic emo/punk/indie rock; described in coverage as emo/punk with reflective lyrics (The AV Club), and bandcamp tags list emo, indie rock.
  • Single Hebi released January 18–19, 2019 (Hebi appears as a Head Spell single on Apple Music).
  • Complete album discography (album): Take What You Can Get (2017) — label: Honest Face Records / OK Sweet Records (cassette edition); digital edition self-released.
  • Earlier demos released in 2017: Winter Demo (Feb 2017) and Featherweight Demo (Jun 2017).

The records

Head Spell Discography

  • Take What You Can Get
    2017 · Honest Face Records / OK Sweet Records (cassette edition); digital self-release

The hits

Top Head Spell Songs

  • Hebi
    2019

Nestled within Honest Face Records and OK Sweet Records’ cassette culture, Head Spell’s Take What You Can Get (2017) marked a defining entry. The cassette edition, paired with Honest Face Records and OSR, complemented a self-released digital edition. A 2019 split EP with Big Fan (featuring Hebi and Water 7) highlights engineering by Doug Gallo and mastering by Adam Cichocki, underscoring a collaborative, hands-on approach to production.

For the latest updates, fans can follow Head Spell on Bandcamp and Apple Music, where new material frequently appears. While specific 2025 tour dates aren’t listed publicly, staying connected ensures you’ll be among the first to know when a show is announced.

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