Something to Consume is the critically acclaimed 2025 debut studio album by Austin-based alternative rock band Die Spitz, released via Third Man Records. Produced by Will Yip, the 11-track record delivers a massive, abrasive wall of sound that seamlessly fuses elements of grunge, punk, thrash rock. The project is defined by the band’s unique collaborative dynamic, where members fluidly swap instruments and lead vocal duties across tracks. Thematically, the album explores the multi-faceted concept of consumption, from modern societal greed and substance abuse to the overwhelming nature of love, identity, and political frustration. This raw, chaotic energy has earned the band widespread critical praise and explosive mainstream momentum.

Visions in Bloom (2022) is a masterful and refreshing journey through progressive psychedelic rock, heavily infused with 90s alternative textures and punky fuzz. Often described by listeners as a glorious, meandering rock opera akin to the heavy, infectious craftsmanship of Queens of the Stone Age, the album seamlessly bridges the gap between catchy hooks and powerful sonic explorations. Stylistically, Spiral Drive balances neo-psychedelia, grunge, and space-rock sensibilities, creating dynamic, texturized soundscapes where every track feels distinct yet flows effortlessly into the next. Driven by driving basslines, swirling guitar riffs, and layered production, the album serves as a captivating, high-energy trip that establishes the band as a powerhouse in the modern psych-rock scene.