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Bender was an American hard rock band that formed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1994.
They developed a large, dedicated fanbase on the strength of their notoriously rowdy, hard-drinking live performances, and the heavy local airplay of two early singles. The band produced two independent albums: Joe released in 1995, and Jehovah's Hitlist in 1998. After being courted by several major record labels, they eventually signed a multi-album deal with TVT Records. Jehovah's Hitlist was reworked and rereleased by TVT in May 2000. The band hit the road early that year supporting Queensryche, 3 Doors Down, Nickelback, Disturbed, Clutch, Union Underground, Sugar Ray, Tonic, Papa Roach, Great White and others. Off tour in early 2001, they began working on their follow-up release.
When negotiations over the 2nd album broke down in late 2001, the band opted to leave TVT in an ultimately unsuccessful attempt to sign with another label.
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