More Video

Thanks to Kyle Connors for taking these videos.  They're lifted off of his MySpace Profile and without his permission. The first video is more recent of the two, and is of a couple of our newest songs; "Make Me a Son," and "Intermurals."  Currently, they cannot be found on any recordings.  The second is from a while back, and it is us performing "People Better Than You" at City Museum.

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The Hibernauts performing at The Bluebird on March 14th, 2008

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The Hibernauts during the City Museum's 10th Anniversary Party on October 26th, 2007

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The Hibernauts as Four Tops

Last night we had way too much fun performing as the Four Tops. We'd like to thank our friends Matt Lang(percussion), Amanda Marshall(vocals), Natalie Mitchener(saxophone), and Dustin Schaefer(keys) for collaborating with us. A few videos from our performance:





The show took place at The Bluebird, the 2nd Annual Under Cover Weekend. Also on the bill, The Chapters as Neil Diamond, Wormwood Scrubs as The Guess Who, Murder City Players as The Wailers, and The Feed as Jimi Hendrix.

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Pictures From Show at Mizzou with Augustana

In case you weren't at the show we played in Columbia, MO (which is likely unless you're a current Mizzou student), here are a few pictures from www.columbianights.com.

We had a great time. Played a full set, then came back to St. Louis to catch Victoria's final show at The Lot Festival at Schlafly's Tap Room.

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The Hibernauts 2.8

Welcome to the Hibernauts' blog. The purpose of this blog is as follows:

1. To keep everyone up to date on our latest songs/recording projects/merchandise/shows/antics

2. To vent a little bit of the narcissism inherent in being a musician in a band

3. To display content like photos, videos, recordings, etc easily and quickly

4. To keep a stream of updated content at one place so that we can capture your attention for more hours per week (and to avoid having to constantly answer the pesky "what have you been up to lately" question)

5. To promote general self-whoring of this band (and occasionally others) by its members

It's good to have you here with us. Please return soon.

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