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GUERRILLA GHOST

Milwaukee, WI


RIYL: DANNY BROWN, DEATH GRIPS, GODFLESH, SKEPTA, JPEGMAFIA, DÄLEK, SLEIGH BELLS
AND RUN THE JEWELS

Eclectic. Aggressive. Prolific. These are a few of the words that have been
continuously used to describe Milwaukee’s Guerrilla Ghost. Having been active
since 2017, the duo composed of producer Tron Jovi and vocalist Bad Graphics
Ghost have amassed a catalog that rivals contemporaries with twice the tenure.

Their introductory year saw them hit the ground running with the single and
music video “Make AmeriKKKa Great Again”, which began their aesthetic of
socially and politically-charged material. A handful of singles and EPs quickly
followed and culminated with their debut full length, 2018’s “Perpetually Sad
Motion Machine”, a companion remix EP and music video for lead single “Everybody
Rap”.

During the years that followed, the duo provided support to artists such as Kool
Keith, Mac Lethal, Blueprint, Mega Ran, Carnage the Executioner, ¡Mayday! and
9th Prince. It also saw the release of a slew of singles, covers and remixes for
labelmates Devils Teeth and Dead is Dead, local pals Bell & Circuit & Dramatic
Lovers as well as Fake Four Inc. artist MC Homeless.

As the Covid-19 pandemic began to shut the would down in 2020, they immediately
released the timely “Keep Your Distance” single and music video, buying them
some to figure out how to wrap up production on their critically acclaimed
sophomore effort “We Get What We Deserve” while working remotely. The album
featured guest appearances from many local and national artists. The highlight
feature, according to critics and fans alike, was the poignant verse from
hip-hop legend Kool Keith on lead single “Algorithm Nation 1814”. This album
consistently charted at the top of the 91.7 WMSE Top 10 Airplay charts for the
following 6 months.

The duo rode positive accolades into 2021 and delivered “The Trumaine EP”. With
Covid-19 restrictions still in place, they performed exclusive livestream sets
for local venues like X-Ray Arcade, Cactus Club or The Cooperage and for
Milwaukee’s beloved radio station, 91.7 WMSE Local / Live Series.

To celebrate their five year anniversary in 2022, they released their third full
length, “Hell is Empty and All the Devils are Here”, on April 14th. The album
proudly boasts featured appearances from artists around the country like Big Lo,
Katana Da Don and Rec Riddles. Taiyamo Denku returned with fellow Milwaukee
artists NilexNile and Taj Raiden, who absolutely shines in a show stealing
performance. The record also came hand-in-hand with a completely remixed
version, featuring Oakland producer Ian Miller (bassist of Kowloon Walled City /
Interesting Times Gang), Chicago punk icons The Mons, Michigan noise rockers
Them Teeth and current Big Beat MKE champion Spacecrime among many others.

With Covid-19 restrictions starting to disappear and venues starting to re-open,
the album gave Guerrilla Ghost the opportunity to once again share their art to
a live audience. For their album release, they performed an intimate show
sponsored by music publication Breaking and Entering, then went on to play
seemingly flawless sets at outdoor festivals such as Burnheart’s Mittenfest and
The WMSE Backyard BBQ. They also found themselves, once again providing support
for touring emcees such as Mega Ran, Carnage the Executioner and MC Chris, as
well as sharing the stage with punk bands like The Fastplants and Convert.

Ready to close out an already successful year, the group is keeping promises and
releasing a second album in this calendar year. Their fourth full length,
cryptically titled “Dying”, will be released November 11 on compact disc,
Bandcamp and all streaming platforms via Triple Eye Industries.

The album witnesses a stylistic shift from a pair that already pulls references
from an amalgamation of genres. Elements of jungle, lo-fi hip-hop and trap
intertwine with new wave, goth pop and industrial influences. The vocals meander
around raspy and clean cut deliveries, with the messages therein urgent, yet
indifferent. Not for the faint of ears, longtime fans and new listeners alike
will be pleasantly surprised by the extreme duality of the album.

Opening tracks “Eight of Cups” and “Machinist” greet the listener with answering
machine tape snippets and massive bass drops under sheepishly pessimistic
lyrics. “Hanged Man” swings between breakbeats and lush electro soundscapes,
while the vocals segway from rapid fire to injured bellows. Circuit bent
children’s toys furnish the backdrop against the desperate statements on
“Wayfairer”. The album closer, “Whore of Babylon”, leaves the listener with a
not so subtle word of advice: “If you want the kind of life you never had,
you’ve got to do something that you’ve never done.”

“I’m just trying to avoid writing the same record over and over again,” explains
Tron Jovi. “For me, music production is about exploring new territory. It keeps
the process engaging. This is the first Guerrilla Ghost record where I use
cassette tape loops as part of my sound design palette.” Bad Graphics Ghost
adds, “We’ve always followed an aesthetic while also trying to reinvent
ourselves with each project, so this is the album we needed to make. It’s
completely different, but makes sense with where we stand right now.”

This calculated stance is almost theirs alone, as this album has minimal guest
appearances. Milwaukee podcaster and hip-hop emcee Mad Static revels in an
enormous appearance on “Hierophant”. Denver hip-hop / rock artist Katana da Don
provides a beautifully smooth delivery on “Pervavor”. Frequent collaborators
Ashley Graham and Rio Lanza supply rich chorus melodies and catchy hooks on many
of the album’s tracks, bringing a breath of stability to the chaos within.

“I feel like we’ve always prided ourselves in being abstract and obscure,
following our DIY punk roots” says Bad Graphics Ghost. “It seems like we cater
to a specific type of fan base, but this time around we created something we
feel to be more accessible. There’s more singing, more messages with a common
thread and more modern instrumentation, but we make it our own. We’ve taken
notes on what’s trending, bastardized it and created our own niche in the
current environment.”

“I think we stand apart because our sonic palette is so different” elaborates
Tron Jovi. “We aren’t trying to sound like what’s already out there, we’re just
expressing ourselves with noise making without specifically trying to sound like
whatever’s popular. We still have so much to learn and implement.”

Guerrilla Ghost’s fourth studio album (and second album this year), “Dying”, is
slated for release on November 11, 2022 via Triple Eye Industries.

FEATURED TRACK

Hell is Empty and All the Devils are Here by Guerrilla Ghost

GUERRILLA GHOST IS:

 * C. Jones - Vocals
 * M. Defatte - Production

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RELEASES

 * TEI-086
   
   DYING
   
   digital, CD
 * TEI-081
   
   REIMAGINED HELLSCAPES
   
   digital, CD
 * TEI-079
   
   HELL IS EMPTY AND ALL THE DEVILS ARE HERE
   
   12 inch, digital, CD
 * TEI-078
   
   LIVE FROM X - RAY ARCADE
   
   digital
 * TEI-069
   
   THE TRUMAINE EP
   
   12 inch, digital
 * TEI-071
   
   THE FIRST FOUR YEARS
   
   digital, cassette
 * TEI-058
   
   WE GET WHAT WE DESERVE
   
   digital, CD
 * TEI-067
   
   NO KILLING
   
   digital
 * TEI-057
   
   KEEP YOUR DISTANCE SINGLE
   
   digital
 * TEI-034
   
   PERPETUALLY SAD MOTION MACHINE
   
   12 inch, digital, CD
 * TEI-037
   
   EVERYBODY RAP: THE REMIXES
   
   digital, CD
 * TEI-042
   
   STEADY BROADCASTIN’ SINGLE
   
   digital
 * TEI-038
   
   PRODUCER OF THE YEAR
   
   digital
 * TEI-035
   
   PAID THE COST TO BE DEVOS
   
   digital
 * TEI-032
   
   I LOVE YOU MARY JANE
   
   digital
 * TEI-030
   
   FIRST 200 DAYS
   
   cassette
 * TEI-029
   
   GUERRILLA GHOST - GRATITUDE
   
   digital
 * TEI-025
   
   THOSE
   
   digital
 * TEI-024
   
   WARNING
   
   digital
 * TEI-023
   
   SOUND OF DA POLICE
   
   digital
 * TEI-016
   
   SUICIDE NOTES OF THE 21ST CENTURY
   
   digital, CD
 * TEI-021
   
   TOMI LAHREN BETTER SHUT HER MOUTH...
   
   digital
 * TEI-019
   
   MAKE AMERIKKKA GREAT AGAIN
   
   digital
 * TEI-047
   
   JET JAGUAR
   
   digital
 * TEI-050
   
   SEX AND DEATH: THE REMIXES
   
   digital, CD


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IN THE NEWS

 * “GUERILLA(SIC) GHOST GO FOR THE JUGULAR”
   
   by Steve Lampris
   Shepherd Express

 * “MEET GUERRILLA GHOST IN THE “UNDESERVING OF A PROPER TITLE” MUSIC VIDEO”
   
   by Tyler Maas
   Milwaukee Record

 * “AFTER EMINEM’S TRUMP-TRASHING FREESTYLE, HIP-HOP BECOMES LEADING SOURCE OF
   PROTEST MUSIC”
   
   by Piet Levy
   Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

 * “MUST-HEAR MILWAUKEE MUSIC IN NOVEMBER: LUXI, SHLE BERRY, REYNA, GUERRILLA
   GHOST & MORE”
   
   by Piet Levy
   Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

 * “GUERRILLA GHOST FACE REALITY ON 'WE GET WHAT WE DESERVE'”
   
   by Allen Halas
   Shepherd Express

 * “FROM ALBUMS TO VIDEOS, HOW MILWAUKEE MUSICIANS ARE USING THEIR CREATIVITY TO
   ADDRESS THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC”
   
   by Piet Levy
   Milwaukee Journal Sentinel


RELEASE REVIEWS

TEI-086: DYING

> “
> 
> All told, Dying shows Guerrilla Ghost artistically flourishing while
> emphatically addressing the state of affairs in an ever-worsening world. It’s
> debatable, but this could be their best work yet…at least until they probably
> put out another impressive release in early 2023.
> 
> ” Tyler Maas

> “
> 
> The record pulls no punches, and overall features darker sounding beats that
> incorporate everything from heavy bass to tape loops that give the album a
> grittier feel. Bad Graphics Ghost is on point here, not mincing words when it
> comes to the state of the world.
> 
> ” Allen Halas, BreakingAndEntering.net

TEI-081: REIMAGINED HELLSCAPES

> “
> 
> The release also has an eclectic blend of adaptations from Milwaukee-based
> producers and bands. Some of the Milwaukee-on-Milwaukee remixes actually stand
> out the most, including Keith Sweaty’s almost unrecognizable transformation of
> “Guiliani Is My Safe Word,” a moody electronic rendition of “Lilies Of The
> Field” by Nicholas Elert, and even a grindcore version of “Gatekeeper”
> courtesy of LIFES.
> 
> ” Tyler Maas, Milwaukee Record

TEI-079: HELL IS EMPTY AND ALL THE DEVILS ARE HERE

> “
> 
> Guerrilla Ghost are preparing for the release of their new album, “Hell Is
> Empty and All the Devils Are Here,” and they’ve enlisted the help of Nile and
> Taiyamo Denku for a single from the new project, “Fifth Heaven.” Produced by
> Tron Jovi, the track features an overpowering synth, in the signature
> dystopian production style that makes Guerrilla Ghost what it is, and all
> three emcees bring their own contribution to the table. The verses talk about
> racism, being held down, and taking back the power with a trio of aggressive
> flows.
> 
> ” Allen Halas, Breaking And Entering

> “
> 
> Produced by Tron Jovi, the track features an overpowering synth, in the
> signature dystopian production style that makes Guerrilla Ghost what it is,
> and all three emcees bring their own contribution to the table. The verses
> talk about racism, being held down, and taking back the power with a trio of
> aggressive flows.
> 
> ” Allen Halas & Ben Slowey, Shepherd Express

> “
> 
> Hell is Empty and All the Devils Are Here is a record so needed at this time
> of zombified minds and global turmoil. Be it insane collabs with top tier
> talent, inventive old-school covers, or remixes by avant-garde heavy music
> legends, they continue to up their game time after and deliver killer tracks
> and thoughtful lyricism.
> 
> ” Keith Chachkes, Ghost Cult Magazine

> “
> 
> The (possible) end of the pandemic making you feel optimistic? The rap-rock
> duo are here with a new album to make sure you don’t get too complacent,
> raging against systemic racism, corrupt politicians and other injustices.
> 
> ” Piet Levy, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

TEI-069: THE TRUMAINE EP

> “
> 
> Alternative rap group Guerrilla Ghost have a new track out today, with “Wesley
> Snipes In Mo’ Better Blues”. The track is the second single from their
> upcoming project, “The Trumaine EP”. With dark, haunting synths and a lack of
> snares, the track is built around Bad Graphics Ghost’s vocals, with lyrics
> about persevering against a myriad of circumstances, both internal and
> external. It’s a touch different from their more politically charged material,
> but still in the realm of Guerrilla Ghost’s core sound.
> 
> ” Allen Halas

> “
> 
> Though they’ve certainly earned a breather after managing both a volume and a
> caliber of production that would even be astounding in non-pandemic times,
> Guerrilla Ghost has yet another release up its sleeve. And it’s a doozy.
> 
> ” Tyler Maas

> “
> 
> Touching on personal issues ranging from mental health to addiction to trauma,
> they chose Snipes as a protagonist merely because the duo are fans of his
> work. Much of the material here began as loose concepts from before the
> pandemic, but the last year certainly inspired Guerrilla Ghost to develop said
> concepts into something cohesive, ultimately culminating in a narrative of
> demons that feels more relevant than ever. Tron Jovi and Bad Graphics Ghost
> are hardworking and consistent, and we have a feeling 2021 will be a
> productive yet impactful year for them.
> 
> ” Allen Halas

> “
> 
> ...this semi-conceptual collection of songs that impressively combines Tron
> Jovi’s raw and ominous production and Bad Graphics Ghost’s emotional delivery
> of personal lyrics...
> 
> ” Tyler Maas, Milwaukee Record

> “
> 
> Milwaukee Record’s favorite Milwaukee music of 2021.
> In March, hybrid hip-hop duo Guerrilla Ghost released The Trumaine EP. The
> record—named after Wesley Snipes’ character in the 1986 film Wildcats—is said
> to serve as “a vehicle to complete loose concepts and material.” Some of those
> ideas found a spot on the duo’s We Get What We Deserve, with others making
> their debut on this semi-conceptual collection. The Trumaine EP impressively
> combines Tron Jovi’s raw and ominous production with Bad Graphics Ghost’s
> emotional delivery of personal lyrics in seven impressive songs that just so
> happen to be named after an accomplished actor.
> 
> ” Tyler Maas, Milwaukee Record

TEI-058: WE GET WHAT WE DESERVE

> “
> 
> If there’s ever been a time for an act like Guerrilla Ghost, now is that time.
> The group’s new single, “In Memory Of” featuring Armstrong Ransome was
> released on Wednesday, and addresses the systemic racism that is at the focal
> point of protests around the world right now. The song was released ahead of
> the group’s new album, “We Get What We Deserve”, which is due out at the end
> of July. The song names the victims of unjust killings like Mike Brown and
> Trayvon Martin, and feels like an appropriate rallying cry, as well as a
> reminder of why the protests that are happening now around the world are so
> important.
> 
> ” Allen Halas, Breaking and Entering

> “
> 
> If you are feeling the new jams by Run the Jewels or Immortal Technique, you
> will dig these guys a lot. You may recall that we featured GG in these
> webpages a few years back, and they are back harder and sharper than ever on
> this new track.
> 
> ” Ghost Cult Magazine

> “
> 
> The album delivers the kind of aggressive intensity that hammers home a
> message over 15 bold tracks and you know, for sure, you are never far from the
> gravity of the situation. In this respect, you can tell it’s a lockdown
> production: it screams liberation and blame. And the certainty of our future
> somehow only makes things worse. For some, escaping this confinement — any
> confinement — is a slow suicide in an unjust world that’s filled with hatred,
> greed, destruction and danger. Listen and weep.
> 
> ” Neil Mach, ramzine.co.uk

> “
> 
> We’ve already gotten a preview single from the group, but their second
> official single from the project, “Wesley Snipes In Demolition Man” is out
> now. With some dark, lurking production from Tron Jovi, the track has a little
> bit more swagger than most to it, with Bad Graphics Ghost reminding you that
> Guerrilla Ghost is here, and they’re a force to be reckoned with. Few can
> bring in the elements of electronic, hip hop, and noise the way that Guerrilla
> Ghost blend them together, and this is a reminder that the duo can make strong
> music with a message when the time calls for it.
> 
> ” Allen Halas, Breaking and Entering

> “
> 
> The sociopolitical lyrics hit every nerve and engage your cortex. Guerrilla
> Ghost has a message in every song. If its uncomfortable they confront it.
> Setting it at the top of your thoughts and the tip of your tongue. The heavy
> synth lines and other metal and punk elements unify. Creating a heavy, dark
> atmosphere. While keeping your neck snapping to every word Bad Graphics Ghost
> spits. As much as every beat Tron Jovi commits.
> 
> We Get What We Deserve hits all the high notes of a good hip hop album. There
> is enough heavy elements here to keep it nestled between pure hip hop and a
> plethora of metal subgenres. This album breaks 4 out of 5 necks easily.
> 
> ” Breaking Necks Metal Blog

> “
> 
> Guerrilla Ghost is an avant-garde Hip Hop duo from Milwaukee. The duo takes
> the rumbling charge of boom-bap and bolts aggressive, clanging beats over the
> top. It's hard, it's abrasive, and it kicks. So, it's fitting that on their
> new track, "Algorithm Nation 1814", the duo teams up with the freakiest of all
> emcees: the interstellar Kool Keith! While Guerrilla Ghost cranks forward,
> Keith beams in and in classic Kool Keith style, drops stream-of-conscious raps
> that seem to have no beginning and no end. The dude is cosmic.
> 
> ” John Gentile, Punknews.org

> “
> 
> Algorithm Nation 1814” is a track that reacts to the world’s obsession with
> subscribing to whatever content is fed to them. Keith leads things off with a
> verse about internet culture, and Bad Graphics Ghost provides a hook
> proclaiming that “free thinkers are dangerous,” summing up the song’s message
> in the quickest way possible.
> 
> ” Allen Halas, Breaking & Entering

> “
> 
> The 15-track release tackles everything from immigration issues to society’s
> reliance on social media, while sonically serving as a fusion of dubstep,
> electronica, hip hop, screamo and more. It’s a hard-driving affair that isn’t
> afraid to sound confrontational.
> 
> ” Allen Halas, Shepherd Express

> “
> 
> With dangerously hot beats from Tron Jovi that go right at stimulating the
> central nervous system, as well as witty, diverse lyrical/vocal delivery from
> Bad Graphics Ghost, the duo have easily gone from “good” to “great” on with
> their second studio effort. Although still not attracting nearly as much
> attention as some of the other more entrenched artists in the industrial
> hip-hop hemisphere, Guerrilla Ghost are nonetheless carving out a damn fine
> name for themselves, and strongly hinting that, with time, they may very well
> become their own giants of the style.
> 
> ” Staff, Invisible Oranges

> “
> 
> It's hard to fathom many people living through the pandemic agreeing with the
> logic behind the rap-rock duo's second album. But Guerrilla Ghost makes a case
> of sorts rallying against society's many sins. Led by Bad Graphic Ghost's
> furious delivery, "Deserve" decries inhumane detention of migrant children on
> "The Immigrant Song," racial profiling and black people killed by police on
> "In Memory Of" (with top Milwaukee rapper Armstrong Ransome), and features
> noted New York rapper Kool Keith on "Algorithm Nation 1814," a condemnation of
> mob mentality in our social media era.
> 
> ” Piet Levy, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

> “
> 
> This is not an album for everyone, and even those with a cursory interest in
> hip-hop might be put off by the eclectic nature of Tron Jovi’s beats, but for
> fans of other experimental hip-hop groups this will be another one to add to
> the collection. Indeed this should also appeal to metal and punk fans too –
> with screamed vocals and fast beats the structure of each song is not far off
> a big metalcore song with breakdowns. If nothing else, Bad Graphics Ghost has
> one of the best voices in hip-hop today, and to hear him break out a proper
> scream before returning to spit bars is an incredible feat, and really adds to
> the immersion of this album. Check this out before GUERRILLA GHOST are the
> next DEATH GRIPS. 8/10
> 
> ” Sean Hubbard, Distorted Sound Magazine

> “
> 
> We Get What We Deserve sums up what 2020 was like. A mix of screaming,
> headbanging, vibing, social injustice, political unrest and so much more.
> Nothing seems to make sense and is only feeling like it gets worse as people
> move through the year. Guerrilla Ghost evokes those feelings while discussing
> the topics that got people where they are today. The fusion of hip-hop with
> punk, metal, electronic and dubstep on top of quick flows and eccentric
> lyricism allows listeners to confront reality in a different way. This album
> isn’t the light and heartfelt project that many artists might want out during
> this tough time. It is true to Guerrilla Ghost and is a more accurate
> reflection of society today.
> 
> ” Jahniya Morris, mxdwn.com

TEI-057: KEEP YOUR DISTANCE SINGLE

> “
> 
> Get out the aggression of your quarantine cabin fever with Guerrilla Ghost by
> checking out “Keep Your Distance”
> 
> ” Allen Halas, Breaking and Entering

> “
> 
> Shake your booty, Keep Your Distance, and help Guerrilla Ghost support two
> local, essential music venues.
> 
> ” Cory Ampe, Commonstate

> “
> 
> [Guerrilla Ghost] makes aggressive, angry, militant kind of music. Definitely
> need to be in that kind of mood, it's not easy listening but I think they are
> terrific. - Matt Wild
> 
> ” Joy Powers, wuwm.com

TEI-034: PERPETUALLY SAD MOTION MACHINE

> “
> 
> "Perpetually Sad Motion Machine," Guerrilla Ghost: Duo Tron Jovi and Bad
> Graphics Ghost capture the outrage of our troubling times, tackling racism,
> gender double-standards, social media narcissism and other hot topics through
> grimy, explosive, and ultimately cathartic, hip-hop.
> 
> ” Piet Levy

> “
> 
> If the Milwaukee hip-hop duo Guerrilla Ghost placed a backpage personal ad in
> 1990s, it might read something like this:
> 
> SWM and SBM with matching beards/glasses, approaching middle age, into Child
> Bite and seeking a better society. We enjoy long, windy walks on Lake
> Michigan. Straightforward and not afraid to collaborate.
> 
> I don’t know if they’re single in real life (probably not), and
> straightforward is putting it lightly — the chorus of the track “Rape Culture”
> repeats the line, “F*** your rape culture” several times, then ends with a
> resounding “F*** YOU.” Couldn’t have said it better myself… Another instant
> classic is “Anti-Social Media,” with the tagline, “It ain’t cool to
> commercialize depression.”
> 
> If you enjoy out-of-the-box hip hop like Obnox and Aesop Rock, don’t sleep on
> Guerrilla Ghost.
> 
> ” Alternative Control, Jessie May

> “
> 
> In these politically turbulent times, some bands have been consciously taking
> steps away from offering biting social commentary in favour of giving their
> fans an escape through their music. But in times as testing as these, where
> just about everything seems to be getting worse, GUERRILLA GHOST are one
> artist who isn’t staying silent. The Milwaukee duo write politically-charged
> music that serves to hold up a mirror to a post-Trump America and interject
> their own views on a country becoming increasingly divided every day. Touching
> on everything from social media to rape culture, the band examine the current
> socio-political landscape through the lens of their gritty, electronic
> hip-hop. GUERRILLA GHOST have created an album that is lyrically stunning, at
> times steeped in melancholic despair, and not without its messages of hope.
> When living in these turbulent times take its toll on your sanity and feel
> like you have no escape, Perpetually Sad Motion Machine will give you a
> cathartic experience and may leave you with some hope for the future – even if
> just a shred. 7/10
> 
> ” Elliott Musgrave, Distorted Sound Magazine

> “
> 
> Coming out of Milwaukee with their own flavor of genre-redefining socially
> conscious Hip-Hop. Reminiscent of leaders of the scene like Dead Prez, Common,
> Jedi Mind Tricks, Dilated Peoples, Dalek, Kool Keith, Death Grips, Jurassic 5
> and others; the new album features guest spots by Carnage the Executioner,
> Lorde Fredd33 (New Age Narcissism), members of Fox Face (Dirtnap Records), and
> artwork by Child Bite’s Shawn Knight, Perpetually Sad Motion Machine is the
> next step in the evolution of one of the genre’s rising acts.
> 
> ” ghostcultmag.com

> “
> 
> In the spirit of classic Definitive Jux releases, the Milwaukee industrial-rap
> duo Guerilla Ghost plays nervy, political hip-hop that’s completely unbeholden
> to genre conventions. On their new album, Perpetually Sad Motion Machine, the
> duo dials up the anger, assailing fascism, a broken health care system,
> patriarchy and rape culture (the latter on a furious track featuring Lindsay
> DeGroot of the Milwaukee punk group Fox Face).
> 
> ” shepherdexpress.com

> “
> 
> Guerrilla Ghost's sophomore release is the band's first collaboratively
> created album and it shows. The band comes together with a hip hop album
> infused with their signature noisy aggression. Everything works here, from
> Chucks lyrics and delivery to Marty's beats and production.
> 
> ” Craig Mertes, 91.7FM DJ "The Shape of Rock" show

TEI-042: STEADY BROADCASTIN’ SINGLE

> “
> 
> The track features some wobble-heavy production from Tron Jovi, and vocalist
> Bad Graphics Ghost puts down attitude-filled verses that touch on everything
> from political issues to throwing shoutouts to Taiyamo Denku, 91.7 WMSE, and
> Cactus Club. It’s a more poised track than what we’ve heard in the past from
> Guerrilla Ghost, and a sign of things to come with the new full-length.
> 
> ” Allen Halas, Breaking and Entering

TEI-038: PRODUCER OF THE YEAR

> “
> 
> Don’t talk shit about Guerrilla Ghost. The band is back with a new single,
> released while working on a new full length album. “Producer Of The Year”
> sounds like a diss track, and while it could be argued that much of Guerrilla
> Ghost’s music sounds like a conflict is about to break out, this one takes
> verbal shots, however not at one specific person. Instead, it’s directed at a
> few people, but it’s more of an “if you know, you know” thing. In any case,
> the duo come as heavy as ever, which is a good sign of things to come.
> 
> ” Allen Hallas, Breaking & Entering

TEI-035: PAID THE COST TO BE DEVOS

> “
> 
> Guerrilla Ghost are back and pulling no punches on their new single, “Paid the
> Cost to Be DeVos”. With some laid back beats, the verses take focus, with
> harsh bars that touch on everything from Aziz Ansari to statue
> preservationists in the south. However, the message at hand is to preserve
> funding for public schools, and though they may get there in a digressive way,
> they find a way to bring the message home on this one.
> 
> ” Allen Halas

TEI-016: SUICIDE NOTES OF THE 21ST CENTURY

> “
> 
> While appealing to dalek’s more atmospheric conceits, Suicide Notes of the
> 21st Century more closely resembles the bile and edge of early horrorcore. I
> believe a notable artist recently namedropped Dr. Octagon in an Invisible
> Oranges feature not too long ago, to which this album bears a familial
> resemblance.
> 
> ” Invisible Oranges

> “
> 
> Too much sexual content. Not intended for these innocent ears.
> 
> ” Cory von Bohlen, Halo of Flies / Protesant

> “
> 
> On the group’s new EP, you can hear the combination of hip hop, dubstep,
> house, and metal, and that’s before you even get to the second track. “Suicide
> Notes Of The 21st Century” is somewhere in the middle of many Venn diagrams,
> and for music fans that also fall in that space, it will be received well.
> 
> ” Allen Halas, Breaking and Entering

> “
> 
> Six tracks of Metal mangled Hip Hop / Rap and maybe that is all that can be
> endured – there are no segues or skits to break up the flow. It has more of an
> impact being only six tracks though and the listener is left with a feeling of
> having entered a universe of sarcasm loaded sentiment and biting satire which
> doesn’t compromise. This is definitely a release for those of you who don’t
> mind searching out Metal inflected artists who have something to say about the
> world and who can get beyond the high profile face of Rap. An exciting
> prospect for Chuck J and Martin Defatte to explore the distorted in the
> everyday media lauded trash we have become accustomed to. ( 7.5 / 10 )
> 
> ” Clive Hunter, Invicta Magazine

> “
> 
> What the album gives you is seven pieces of hip-hop / rap and electronica /
> dub music with some rap metal data, but I would not say that it is part of
> metal music, mainly due to the absence of physical instruments. But we have a
> sharp flow from the rapper, who expresses through his rhymes his concerns with
> sarcastic and accusative mood. From behind, Defatte has made a urban
> background of samples, synths, wobblers and a very low end gripping glove
> available to Jones. Through a minimal musical approach, the verse and message
> of Guerrilla Ghost takes priority, and they make it easy to hear what they
> want to pass to the listener.
> 
> ” RockInAthens.gr

> “
> 
> A great debut from this industrial hip hop duo. The songs are incredibly well
> formed and produced for a debut. I can’t wait to see what they have in store
> for 2018.
> 
> ” Craig Mertes, DJ at WMSE 91.7FM

> “
> 
> The “Undeserving Of A Proper Title” video had us excited to catch the live
> performance by hip-hop hybrid duo Guerrilla Ghost at Cactus Club. It did not
> disappoint. The group’s stage presence is enormous and their industrial-tinged
> beats and socially conscious lyrics are certainly winning over the now-sweaty
> Cactus crowd.
> 
> ” [JH] MilwaukeeRecord.com

TEI-050: SEX AND DEATH: THE REMIXES

> “
> 
> The album has quite the cast for such a tight-knit collection of songs :
> Guerilla Ghost, C Money Burns and the legendary Riddlore pull up for
> production duties, while Bad Graphics Ghost, Rozanne Combs and the prolific
> AWOL ONE drop guest verses. The album is currently up for pre-order, and your
> reservation gets you the Guerilla Ghost remix of The Depression Swag in all of
> its electronically lush glory
> 
> ” Cheif, chiefandthedoomsdaydevice.com

> “
> 
> The songs have an entirely different, ethereal feel to them this go round,
> providing fresh perspective on an already quality project.
> 
> ” Cheif, chiefandthedoomsdaydevice.com

> “
> 
> In December of 2018, he released an EP’s worth of work entitled Sex And Death
> (Fake Four Inc.) and if you were one of the lucky ones to encounter the
> recordings, and get dragged down disturbing and abysmally hellish soundscapes.
> It’s no surprise to find the like-minded Moodie Black responsible for
> producing it. Could things get any more interesting? Well, yes. Seven months
> after its release, Homeless premieres the Sex And Death Remixes and the bar is
> set higher.
> 
> ” Eddie Ugarte, staff writer


 * PAST SHOWS

Date City Venue Country 11/07/22 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States Venue:
Cactus Club. Time: 7:30pm. Admission: $12 ADV // $15 DOS. Age restrictions: All
Ages/Licensed. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663.
album release show w/ Duma (Nairobi, Kenya), ONO (Chicago), Masma Dream World
(Brooklyn). 18+ More information 09/14/22 Cudahy, WI X-Ray Arcade United States
Venue: X-Ray Arcade. Time: 7:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 5036 S
Packard Avenue. w/ Mega Ran & Taiyamo Denku 09/10/22 Kenosha, WI Paddy O’s Pub
United States Venue: Paddy O’s Pub. Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors.
Address: 5022 7th Ave. w/ Old Wolves & Ghost machines 08/27/22 Milwaukee, WI
Humboldt Park United States Venue: Humboldt Park. Time: 5:00pm. Admission: FREE.
Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 3000 S Howell Ave. w/ Seratones, TBA, Paper
Holland & The Hungry Williams More information 07/23/22 Cudahy, WI X-Ray Arcade
United States Venue: X-Ray Arcade. Time: 6:00pm. Admission: $16 adv // $18 dos.
Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 5036 S Packard Avenue. Kickstand
Productions Presents MC CHRIS w/ Crunk Witch and Guerrilla Ghost More
information 06/18/22 Racine, WI The Void United States Venue: The Void. Time:
9:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 213 6th Street.
Venue phone: (262) 456-6877. w/ Static Palms More information 04/29/22 Cudahy,
WI X-Ray Arcade United States Venue: X-Ray Arcade. Time: 8:00pm. Age
restrictions: All Ages/Licensed. Address: 5036 S Packard Avenue. CONVERT Record
Release Show w/ CONVERT, Rexxx and DJ Vic Dagger spinning between sets. 04/14/22
Milwaukee, WI Best Place at the Historic Pabst Brewery United States Venue: Best
Place at the Historic Pabst Brewery. Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors.
Address: 917 West Juneau Avenue. “414 Day” Release show “Breaking and Entering”
showcase w/Spoy + TBA More information 04/09/22 Wauwatosa, WI Drunken Cobra
United States Venue: Drunken Cobra. Time: 9:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age
restrictions: No Minors. Address: 6818 W North Ave. Venue phone: (414) 837-4997.
w/ Carnage the Executioner & Taiyamo Denku 03/05/22 Manitowoc, WI Fischl Ice
Cream and Dairy Company United States Venue: Fischl Ice Cream and Dairy Company.
Time: 7:00pm. Admission: $20. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 1423
Marshall Street. Skateboard Art Warehouse Show – w/ The Fastplants (Chicago) and
Drew (from the Jetty Boys). Featuring art by Kris Kouba, Christopher Lee
Richmond, Ryan Ackley, Steve Emund, Wade Marks, Jason Prigge, Camron Heuth, Mich
Gunderson 02/18/22 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States Venue: Cactus Club.
Time: 8:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed. Address:
2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663. RAT BATH album release
party! With Moonglow, Guerrilla Ghost, and more! More information 02/12/22
Milwaukee, WI Burnheart’s United States Venue: Burnheart’s. Time: 4:45pm.
Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 2599 S Logan Ave.
Burnheart’s “Mittenfest” Block Party w/Gego Y Nony, Telethon, No Seatbelts &
NilexNile More information 10/22/21 Cudahy, WI X-Ray Arcade United States Venue:
X-Ray Arcade. Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed. Address: 5036 S
Packard Avenue. w/ !Mayday¡ + TBA 10/01/21 Wauwatosa, WI Drunken Cobra United
States Venue: Drunken Cobra. Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address:
6818 W North Ave. Venue phone: (414) 837-4997. w/ Carnage the Executioner +
Taiyamo Denku More information 05/16/21 Cudahy, WI X-Ray Arcade United States
Venue: X-Ray Arcade. Time: 12:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: All Ages.
Address: 5036 S Packard Avenue. DJ SPIN! Tron Jovi and Bad Graphics Ghost of
Guerrilla Ghost are vaxxed and ready get behind the decks for a rare vinyl spin
on the backyard patio. More information 03/16/21 Cudahy, WI X-Ray Arcade United
States Venue: X-Ray Arcade. Time: 12:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address:
5036 S Packard Avenue. VIRTUAL LIVESTREAM – Guerrilla Ghost from Milwaukee, WI
playing live at X-Ray Arcade. Recorded & Mixed by Joe Samara Mastered by Justin
Perkins of Mystery Room Mastering in Milwaukee, WI More information 10/20/20
Milwaukee, WI The Ring United States Venue: The Ring. Time: 6:00pm. Admission:
FREE. Age restrictions: All Ages. WMSE is thrilled to bring live music back to
the airwaves for its listeners. The station’s popular Local/Live segment will be
hosting monthly performances at The Ring, Kneeverland Production’s performance
space, starting on Tuesday, October 20th, with Milwaukee’s rap-rock duo,
Guerrilla Ghost. Guerrilla Ghost has been steadily releasing new and
pertinent-to-these-strange-times material and will help debut Local/Live at The
Ring in a big way. More information 09/05/20 Milwaukee, WI The Cooperage United
States Venue: The Cooperage. Time: 9:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions:
All Ages. Address: 822 S Water St. Venue phone: (414) 312-7344. GGHOST takeover
The Cooperage IG account for a livestream event More information 07/30/20
Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 8:00pm. Age
restrictions: All Ages. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone:
414.897.0663. w/ Hot Science, livestream via Cactus Club Vimeo
vimeo.com/cactusclubmke More information 03/07/20 Cudahy, WI X-Ray Arcade United
States Venue: X-Ray Arcade. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Address: 5036 S Packard Avenue. w/ Mac Lethal, Crypt, Feral the Earthworm and
Taiyamo Denku 12/05/19 Milwaukee, WI Best Place at the Historic Pabst Brewery
United States Venue: Best Place at the Historic Pabst Brewery. Time: 9:00pm.
Admission: $7ADV / $10DOS. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 917 West Juneau
Avenue. w/ Carnage the Executioner, Taiyamo Denku, Mestozi & Cujo More
information 11/23/19 Milwaukee, WI Quarter’s United States Venue: Quarter’s.
Time: 9:00pm. Admission: $10. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 900 E.
Center Street. Venue phone: (414) 263-4140. w/ Scumbag Fred, The Smudge,
Peroxide, DaveKevinAdam +1 TBA More information 11/16/19 Milwaukee, WI Milwaukee
Ale House United States Venue: Milwaukee Ale House. Time: 9:00pm. Age
restrictions: No Minors. Address: 233 N. Water St.. 4th Annual All Synths Day
w/The Quilz, Robot Witch + TBA 10/04/19 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States
Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 7:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: No Minors.
Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663. Bernie Sanders
Campaign Fund Benefit w/ Faux Fiction, Brat Sounds, Telechrome + more. More
information 09/15/19 Milwaukee, WI Sabbatic United States Venue: Sabbatic. Time:
8:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 700 S 2nd St. Venue phone: (414)
573-0614. w/ Nasty Boys, Spade One, Mirador Motel (MI), The Thirties (MI) More
information 09/04/19 Milwaukee, WI Walkers Point Music Hall United States Venue:
Walkers Point Music Hall. Time: 9:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: No
Minors. Address: 538 W. National Ave. w/ Caustic Casanova (DC), Magnetic Minds
and Jab Jugular More information 08/24/19 Cudahy, WI X-Ray Arcade United States
Venue: X-Ray Arcade. Time: 4:30pm. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 5036 S
Packard Avenue. ALL AGES. EARLY SHOW. w. Rec Riddles [St. Louis], Nile and
Whaler More information 07/20/19 Racine, WI George’s Tavern United States Venue:
George’s Tavern. Time: 4:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 1201 N Main
Street. Venue phone: (262) 632-6469. GAMERAFEST II w/ Taiyamo Denku, Evacuate
The Earth, Ghost Machines, Heavy Hand, Erratic Retaliator Strategy, Daughters of
St. Crispin,Cherokee Astro & Rec Riddles 07/13/19 Kenosha, WI Hattrix United
States Venue: Hattrix. Time: 5:30pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2425
60th St. Venue phone: (262) 654-8749. “Handlebars & Bars” Bike Pub Crawl – we
are the only band playing at this particular stop. 06/14/19 Oshkosh, WI The
Reptile Palace United States Venue: The Reptile Palace. Time: 9:00pm. Age
restrictions: No Minors. Address: 141 High Ave. Venue phone: (920) 231-1296. w/
Taiyamo Denku 06/07/19 Milwaukee, WI Club Garibaldi’s United States Venue: Club
Garibaldi’s. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2501 S Superior
St. TEI Fest IV – Milwaukee Party 06/05/19 Chicago, IL Burlington Bar United
States Venue: Burlington Bar. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors.
Address: 3425 W Fullerton Avenue. Venue phone: (773) 384-3243. Triple Eye
Industries Fest IV pre-party – bands TBA 05/11/19 Cudahy, WI X-Ray Arcade United
States Venue: X-Ray Arcade. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages/Licensed.
Address: 5036 S Packard Avenue. A night of Music and Pro Wrestling w/ The End of
Music & Age Out More information 05/04/19 Milwaukee, WI Walkers Point Music Hall
United States Venue: Walkers Point Music Hall. Time: 8:00pm. Admission: FREE.
Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 538 W. National Ave. w/ Carnage the
Executioner, Taiyamo Denku + TBA 04/27/19 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United
States Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 8:30pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address:
2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663. w/ Tight Fright (NYC),
Saebra & Carlyle and Rexxx 04/26/19 Milwaukee, WI Landmark Lanes United States
Venue: Landmark Lanes. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2220
N Farwell Ave. Venue phone: (414) 278-8770. w/ Higher Power, Mvgic, Nick Grace
and DJ Spacecrime More information 04/11/19 Milwaukee, WI Company Brewing United
States Venue: Company Brewing. Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors.
Address: 735 E Center St. Venue phone: (414) 930-0909. w/ Big Lo, Taiyamo Denku
+ TBA 03/30/19 Kenosha, WI Hattrix United States Venue: Hattrix. Time: 8:00pm.
Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2425 60th St. Venue phone: (262) 654-8749.
w/ Ghost Machines & Dethtrap 03/16/19 Racine, WI George’s Tavern United States
Venue: George’s Tavern. Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 1201
N Main Street. Venue phone: (262) 632-6469. w/ Cokegoat + LIFES More information
03/09/19 Madison, WI Art In United States Venue: Art In. Time: 9:00pm. Age
restrictions: No Minors. Address: 1444 E Washington Ave. Venue phone: (608)
535-9976. w/ Rec Riddles, Taiyamo Denku + TBA 01/26/19 Milwaukee, WI Walkers
Point Music Hall United States Venue: Walkers Point Music Hall. Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 538 W. National Ave. w/
Taiyamo Denku, Spade One Susp3kts, John Doe, Armstrong Ransome / DJ Avets More
information 01/12/19 Milwaukee, WI The Cooperage United States Venue: The
Cooperage. Time: 8:00pm. Admission: $12. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address:
822 S Water St. Venue phone: (414) 312-7344. w/ 9th Prince, Rec Riddles, Taiyamo
Denku & King Kamonzi More information 12/08/18 Racine, WI McAuliffe’s Pub, South
United States Venue: McAuliffe’s Pub, South. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No
Minors. Address: 3700 Meachem Rd. Venue phone: (262) 554-9695. Blankfest XXI
Benefit for the Homeless w/ Slaughter Party, Hot Coffin & TBA 11/23/18
Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 9:00pm.
Admission: $10. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue.
Venue phone: 414.897.0663. Thunderbird Wine Presents: Guerrilla Ghost (Record
Release) • Devils Teeth • Taiyamo Denku • Taj Raiden • Nicholas Elert • Dope
Folks’ DJs More information 11/23/18 Milwaukee, WI Rushmor Records United States
Venue: Rushmor Records. Time: 5:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: All
Ages. Address: 2635 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue. Venue phone: (414) 481-6040. a quick
In-store Performance to celebrate the release of their debut LP, prior to the
late show at Cactus Club More information 09/15/18 Milwaukee, WI Frank’s Power
Plant United States Venue: Frank’s Power Plant. Time: 12:00pm. Age restrictions:
No Minors. Address: 2800 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. Outdoor party during Bay View Bash
w/ H1Z1, Steel Iron, Knaaves, VexNation and possible more! More information
09/03/18 Milwaukee, WI Company Brewing United States Venue: Company Brewing.
Time: 8:00pm. Admission: $7. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 735 E Center
St. Venue phone: (414) 930-0909. w/ MegaRan, Taiyamo Denku and Microphone
Misfitz 08/25/18 Milwaukee, WI Club Garibaldi’s United States Venue: Club
Garibaldi’s. Time: 9:00pm. Admission: $12. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address:
2501 S Superior St. Triple Eye Industries Fest 3 More information 08/05/18
Milwaukee, WI House Show United States Venue: House Show. Time: 9:00pm. Age
restrictions: No Minors. w/ Asumaya & Luxi More information 08/02/18 Milwaukee
Riverwest Public House United States Venue: Riverwest Public House. Time:
9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 815 E Locust St.. w/ Kool Keith,
Rizenhower The Great Poupon + Taiyamo Denku More information 07/17/18 Milwaukee,
WI The Cooperage United States Venue: The Cooperage. Time: 9:00pm. Admission: $7
adv | $10 dos. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 822 S Water St. Venue
phone: (414) 312-7344. w/ Blueprint, Taiyamo Denku, Rambunxious, Mad Static &
Moses More information 07/14/18 Racine, WI George’s Tavern United States Venue:
George’s Tavern. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 1201 N Main
Street. Venue phone: (262) 632-6469. w/ IFIHADAHIFI, Nonagon, Conan Neutron &
the Secret Friends, Heavy Hand, Cheap Sleaze, Lardo, Body Futures + maybe more
TBA? 05/10/18 Milwaukee, WI Bremen Cafe United States Venue: Bremen Cafe. Time:
9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 901 E Clarke Street. Venue phone:
(414) 431-1932. w/ Carnage the Executioner, Katana Da Don, Taiyamo Denku, Spade
One & Mr Furious More information 03/24/18 Racine, WI Evelyn’s Club Main United
States Venue: Evelyn’s Club Main. Time: 6:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors.
Address: 331 1/2 Main Street. BITTERFEST 2018 – times and bands TBD More
information 03/16/18 Milwaukee, WI Club Garibaldi’s United States Venue: Club
Garibaldi’s. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2501 S Superior
St. w/ Conan Neutron & The Secret Friends and Body Futures More information
12/31/17 Milwaukee, WI Private Residence United States Venue: Private Residence.
Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Private NYE party w/ Devil’s Teeth
12/03/17 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States Venue: Cactus Club. Time:
12:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue
phone: 414.897.0663. Green Bay Packer Half-time show sponsored by Milwaukee
Record. 11/16/17 Milwaukee, WI Burnheart’s United States Venue: Burnheart’s.
Time: 6:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2599 S
Logan Ave. Burnhearts’ Annual Punk Rock Kegger w/ Zed Kenzo and Bo and Airo
(sponsored by Three Floyd’s Brewing) More information 10/07/17 Racine, WI
Evelyn’s Club Main United States Venue: Evelyn’s Club Main. Time: 9:00pm.
Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 331 1/2 Main Street. w/
Cash Removed Nightly + 2 TBA Jake Berns’ Birthday Bash. 08/25/17 Milwaukee, WI
Cactus Club United States Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 7:00pm. Admission: $10. Age
restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone:
414.897.0663. TEI FEST 2 Day 1 More information 07/28/17 Milwaukee, WI Circle A
Cafe United States Venue: Circle A Cafe. Time: 8:00pm. Admission: $5. Age
restrictions: No Minors. Address: 932 E. Chambers Street. Venue phone:
414-562-4101. w/ Magnetic Minds More information 06/08/17 Milwaukee, WI Cactus
Club United States Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 7:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age
restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone:
414.897.0663. PRF BBQ MKE 2017 8:00-8:30 DEVILS TEETH 8:45-9:15 FoWlMoUtH
9:30-10:00 Twelves 10:15-10:45 Haunted Heads 11:00-11:30 Guerrilla Ghost
11:45-12:15 IfIHadAHiFi More information 06/03/17 Milwaukee, WI Frank’s Power
Plant United States Venue: Frank’s Power Plant. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions:
No Minors. Address: 2800 South Kinnickinnic Avenue. Venue phone: (414) 481-9200.
w/ Mr. Russia (Chicago), The Dead Morticians & Streetcar Railroad More
information 05/20/17 Racine, WI Evelyn’s Club Main United States Venue: Evelyn’s
Club Main. Time: 9:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address:
331 1/2 Main Street. w/ Tapebenders and The Slurs More information 04/28/17
Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 9:00pm. Age
restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone:
414.897.0663. w/ Mouse Corn, Fox Face, Zed Kenzo & D’Amato More information

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