Squirtgun
Squirtgun, an American punk rock band from Lafayette, Indiana, was formed in
1993 by record producer Mass Giorgini. The original lineup included Matt Hart,
Flav Giorgini, and Dan Lumley. Squirtgun signed to Lookout! Records and released
their first EP Shenanigans in the spring of 1995, followed by their self-titled
debut album later that year. Their breakthrough came when "Social" was featured
in Kevin Smith's film Mallrats. In 1996, they released the EP Mary Ann, a
tribute to the character from Gilligan's Island. The band went on hiatus in fall
of 1998 and reunited in 2008. The ...
