Posts Tagged ‘geronimo!’
Geronimo! Celebrate 3rd Birthday With Free Stuff
Get Geronimo!’s album FUZZY DREAMS for free. Then go see them play live at the Double Door for free. Then wonder why you’re such a lucky bastard, to get all this stuff for free.
Assault ONE, Mix Tape
Among the bands you’ll find: Direct Hit!, The Scissors, Geronimo!, Kid, You’ll Move Mountains, Makeshift Prodigy, Stegosaur, The Maybenauts, The Fireship, The Action Blast, Midwest Hype, Man The Change, Trippy Wicked, Vagina Panther – and oh so many more. Want one? Tweet @ us!
Assault T-Shirt Release ONE, Gangland Chicago
Our first “cycle” release of t-shirts is finally complete! This time around we’ve ventured into our roots as native Chicagoans to explore a gangland theme. Tommy guns, zombies, cops, and your favorite deranged looking cartoon characters make up our first line of shirts for 2011! 5 designs, 50 prints, 1 free cd with free shipping for $29.99 and then they’re gone forever!
Audio Assault #16: Hipstertrickstertude
On this fascinating new episode of Audio Assault, the three distinguished gentlemen discuss Conan, Scott Pilgrim, and Alison Brie. Also included is the electrifying conclusion of our interview with Benjamin Grigg from Geronimo!.
Audio Assault #15: International Fame and Fortune and Handjobs
A very special episode of Audio Assault! We talk about car crashes, sweatpants, and the new Michael Jackson song, plus we’ve included the first half of Oswald’s interview with Geronimo!’s Benjamin Grigg!
Video: Geronimo! – Design Yourself A Heart
Local favorites Geronimo! debut exciting and strange video for “Design Yourself A Heart.” Music fans riot!
Go To This!: Geronimo! @ Fireside Bowl – 6/22/10
Geronimo! + the Fireside Bowl = the best Tuesday night EVER. (Also: Warren Franklin, Bust, and the Please & Thank Yous.)
Assault The Weekend! (4/29/10)
In which we tell you how to spend your free time. This week: Kid, You’ll Move Mountains, Geronimo!, polarOPPOSITEbear, Inspector Owl, Public Image Ltd, and Aqua Teen Hunger Force.
Review: Geronimo! – Fuzzy Dreams
Chicago band kills it with meaty songwriting and cunning instrumental interplay – it feels like 1994 all over again, but in a good way.
