Guerilla is the greatest band you have never heard of. As much as these four mid-twenty year old guys would like to say they don’t give a shit, they have been playing music together since they could barely play their instruments. Guerilla plays music for the people – and by people I mean punks, 90’s music addicts, and anyone who will still get drunk on a Wednesday. As much as they enjoy playing at some of the more well known venues of Chicago, they would much rather have you catch them in some random guys basement. If the gritty chants and powerful riffs don’t get you hooked the first time you see them, then their sexy guitar shreds and occasional sax wailing will. It’s hard to sift through all the crap music and bands blowing smoke up your ass these days, so we’ll make it easy for you. Go listen to Guerilla.

“Formed somewhere between yesterday’s hangover and today’s buzz, Dripping Slits is a raucous blend of rock ‘n’ roll method and madness hailing from Middle-of-Nowhere, Illinois that is sure to arouse your senses with an overdose of venomous guitar riffs, thundering percussion, and plenty of gutteral groove and grit.”

From the depths of Chicago, the Coma Boys are establishing themselves as a raucous new rock band. Mixing the grit and energy of 60s and 70s punk rock with various genres, from soul to blues, the Boys boast a high energy stage show, catchy songs, and great hooks.

Leading the Coma Boys is singer/songwriter Reverend Trent Stevenson, combining glam rock charm with Detroit Punk Rock madness. Fellow songwriter/guitarist Brandon Reed adds a mix of screaming blues and sneering punk to the mayhem. The thunderous rhythm section propels the band forward with the melodic grooves of bassist Patrick O’Keefe and the precision attack of Mike Szymanski.

The Coma Boys are on a mission to restore rock to its glorious and subversive roots!