- One sheet for Line Line and Platinum (2011) (PDF)
- One sheet for This Week (2007) (PDF)
- One sheet for Open Book (2006) (PDF)
- Cheat sheet for Open Book (2006) (PDF)
- Drew Margolin’s album notes for Open Book (2006) (PDF)
- One sheet for A Very Fine Sample of What’s Available at the Mine (2005) (PDF)
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“Just listen to the first song and you’ll buy in. Thunderegg’s lyrics express the humor of real life situations, new-found love, bad baseball announcers, and daily life in simple songs with sweet melodies.” —My Old Kentucky Home
“Georgantas’s melodies sound effortlessly executed, like he simply exhales…unusually catchy and inviting tidbits.” —New Haven Advocate
“By turns humorous and earnest, the band glows with an easy lyrical and musical intelligence.” —Splendid
“The songs are smart, playful, melodic, and masterfully crafted…. Thunderegg is everything indie was meant to be.” —4F
“Bedroom rock that’s smart but not smarmy, emotional but not evasive, Georgantas has an authentic, level-headed approach to songwriting and lyricism that kills softly with its song.” —Perfect Porridge
“Open Book might be one of the best bargains in rock history.” —PopMatters
“I implore you, [Open Book] is a must own.” —The Perm and the Skullet
“[Open Book is] probably one of the most essential music items so far (so-fa) in the 21st century.” —Southcoasting
“This is the kind of band that the Indie scene is all about, a great band giving it all back to the listeners. This band deserves your love!” —Waxfruit
“We should all leave a legacy on this world so impressive.” —Chromewaves
