Garage indie rock with psych and motorik leanings.

Geddy Trezak is a pop rock artist from Hobart, Indiana. He offers a vintage sound designed and packaged for modern ears, and his music is something the world has been missing out on. He is a multi-instrumentalist and has been recording projects in his home ever since he was a teenager. He has released his first album independently and plans to release a follow up within the next year.

His career began to take shape when he was 14 when he was introduced to and learned how to record his own songs. He wears his influences on his sleeve and includes many nods to British Invasion, power pop, psychedelic, and a slew of other odds and ends from all sides of the musical spectrum. By 2020, he had formed his own band, Geddy Trezak Band, and ever since then he has been winning over crowds as an opening band and playing up to 3 hour sets around his home town. In early 2025 he released his first album Demolition and recently played shows in Chicago.

Geddy Trezak currently attends Columbia College Chicago studying Audio Arts and plans to finish out his schooling. With an album under his belt he’s keeping the experience and knowledge he has gained in mind as he writes and records his next project. Trezak has hopes of touring one day either under his own name or with a headliner and is on his way to becoming a name in the music world.

Boomwagon is an original rock trio based in Flossmoor, IL.  Their sound officially falls within the broad ‘indie rock’ sub-genre, having garnered independent label interest with the release of Mat’s (vocals, bass, principal song writer) ‘Consolation’ record release.  Creative and dynamic, Boomwagon has built their fan base on equal doses of rock power, pretty harmonies, suss chords, and self-deprecating humor.

Mat (vocals, bass) is a writer, player, recordist, engineer, and progressive.  Steve (guitar, vocals) is a rock music addict and refugee of Chicago bands White Paste, The Murkins, Sylvia Said, Wad, Jake & The Wranglers, and Consolation.  Jim (drums), much more than a trusted time-keeper and fill-generator, uses his skill-drill training as hockey goalie and martial artist to exact the most felicitous timbre from the stroke of each cymbal.  In the words of music critic Hester Bings, “The confluence of these fine fellows makes for an entertaining excursion across the lively ocean of rock goodness!”