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Nov 11th, 2004 - from Pitch - BVNW Battle Of The Bands Sept 22nd, 2004 - from Shawnee Dispatch - Senior Aces Test July 30th, 2004 - from the Lawrence Journal World June 27th, 2004 - from Casper Star Tribune (Wyoming) June 18th, 2004 - from Wyoming Arts Council April 30th, 2004 - from Blue Valley Northwest Newspaper March 26th, 2004 - from the St. Joe News-Press March 18th, 2004 - from the Kansan.com March 18th-31st: Week In Rock The Raging Hormones come from our own scholastic back yard,
Blue Valley Northwest. They won last year’s BVNW battle of the
bands as well as the Johnson County Public Library Battle of the
Bands. If they can rock Johnson County libraries, what will they do
to the Bottleneck? February 13th, 2004, from the Kansas City Star Friday, February 13th show listing at The Hurricane. See More February 9th, 2004, from KCLocalBands "Those boys. 'Nuff said. If they play the song that they don't like playing for a fan, it makes them great. The rest of the night went amazingly well. The boys, once again, put on a wonderful show! Their enthusiasm and love for the music definitely shows throughout all aspects of their set. ...Although there was no witnessing of girls' raging hormones bouncing off the walls (or was there?), the show was amazing. The guys are incredibly talented, and very nice." Read More January 16th, 2004, from KCLocalBands "This band full of enough energy to make the Energizer Bunny look like a snail, knows how to get their audience moving, and knows how to keep them moving throughout heir whole set. ...The Raging Horomones definitely showed a huge amount of energy and excitement throughout their entire set. If you haven't been to one of their shows yet, you're missing out." Read More Fall 2003, from Paper Beat Music "Most of us were members of our school jazz band at one time, so there's probably jazz influence there, after all ska is pretty jazzy at times I think. A local band I know that influences me are the Uprights, a more traditional ska band. I come from more a rock background, so my drumming style is influenced by guys like Jimmy Chamberlin and Carter Beauford." Read More August 8th, 2003, from KCSka.com "...this show was pretty good the hormones played last and by the time the started setting up the crowd was all warmed up and at it's largest. ...what a fun band, they can really get a crowd going." Read More May 23rd, 2003, from KCSka.com "The Raging Hormones: First time I've seen them, and even in the absence of their lead singer, they put on a damn fine show with the help of Rick from IV4K. ...An excellent touch with "Clocks" in "Take On Me," the interpretive dance number capping an inspired performance." Read More May 15th, 2003, from the Pitch Weekly Friday, May 23rd show listing with The Uprights. See More May 2nd, 2003, from the Kansas City Star 4-piece photo set. Photo 1 Photo 2 Photo 3 Photo 4 April 25th, 2003, from the Kansas City Star "This cancer-research fund raiser will feature six bands: Amadius, Greenwood, L.I.E., Raging Hormones, Blaze and Quality Vinyl..." Read More April 25th, 2003, from The Epic "An offshoot of Shawnee Mission South's Jazz Band, The Raging Hormones describe themselves as upbeat dance music. Influences and musical interests vary throughout the nine members of the band, but include The Specialists, Gadget, and the Glenn Miller Orchestra. ...'We're a really entertaining show' [Jake] Acosta said. 'We're there to make everyone dance and have fun...'" Read More April 2003, from RockKansas.com "It's a distinctly pop triumvirate, but one that will definitely appeal to the high school/college student crowd, which is what the event's staff sponsor -- Shawnee Mission West English teacher Annie Heidersbach -- says they hope to attract. The benefit also has area high school student bands Greenwood (rock from Aquinas and the Hebrew Academy) and Raging Hormones (from Shawnee Mission West) playing on the 25th..." Read More |