Between the closing of Walnut Hills, the exodus of the Deal sisters, and the death of Timmy Taylor, the most fruitful and creative period in Dayton music

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There's a particular sense of nagging dread when one's favorite musicians cross over. Not “sell out” mind you—though on this night

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Let's skip the semantics of Mish Way on Deep Fantasy. This is White Lung's breakthrough album, and just as much as the sonics are inflated and

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