Andrew Jackson Jihad/The Gunshy split 7" OOP vinyl Against Me Defiance Ohio
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Andrew Jackson Jihad/Gunshy "split" 7" Silver Sprocket Bicycle Club (US)
Record is NM/MT!! Jacket is NM!
Out of Print!
Pressed on Blue Wax!!
Track Listing:
A1 Gunshy, The - Thanks BuddyPerformer [Made These Noises] - Ben Grigg , CJ Heimberger* , Jonathan Pool , Kara Eubanks , Kevin Ware , Matt Arbogast A2 Gunshy, The - Only Sean Can Judge Me
Performer [Made These Noises] - Ben Grigg , CJ Heimberger* , Jonathan Pool , Kara Eubanks , Kevin Ware , Matt Arbogast B1 Andrew Jackson Jihad - There's No War In This Love
Performer [Made These Noises] - Benjamin Gallaty* , Sean Bonnette B2 Andrew Jackson Jihad - Fffiresttartterrr
Performer [Made These Noises] - Benjamin Gallaty* , Sean Bonnette
Andrew Jackson Jihad is an American folk punk band from Phoenix, Arizona formed in 2004.
History
Andrew Jackson Jihad was formed after its original drummer, Justin James White, approached Sean Bonnette and Ben Gallaty, who had just left Rodan (not the Rodan of Kentucky fame) and The Sub-Standards. Since then, many significant Arizona musicians have sat in with the remaining duo of Sean and Ben, including John de la Cruz of Fatigo and Asleep In The Sea's Owen Evans. Dylan Cook of Partners In 818 also plays mandolin regularly with the band. The constantly shifting lineup results in wide-ranging sonic textures both live and on record. Many of their lyrics are overtly political in nature.
Andrew Jackson Jihad has obtained much coverage for their songs about "serial killers, cigarettes, child abuse, and a vengeful Jesus". They were also the subject of controversy in HeartattaCk issue #49 regarding their song "I Love You," which is narrated by a character who "smoke[s] crystal meth" and "laugh[s] at retards,".
On April 15, 2006, the band played as part of the 2006 New Times Music Showcase, nominated for Best Americana Band, and won a Best of Phoenix award later that year.
Besides their local shows, where they have become arguably the most prominent representative in Arizona of the DIY ethic, they have also toured in clubs and basements across the Western United States, appearing at such venues as the Knitting Factory in Los Angeles, CA. One show in Kimberly, Idaho saw the band in a cowboy bar.
They released a split with Ghost Mice on Plan-It-X-Records in 2007. Following this, Asian Man Records issued their first full-length album on September 11, 2007.
It had been rumored that the duo's song "Guilt: the song" was used to promote the new Michael Moore film Capitalism: A Love Story, but that was not the case; the rumor was due to either an error or a fabrication.
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