by Mike Emmons
ThunderTaker is (from left to right): Ryan Palcic (guitar), Craig Bishop (drums), Parisa Samavati (vocals), Kainan Shank (bass).
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Dayton Band, ThunderTaker, is The Complete Package! | Rock – Dayton, OH
Posted: July 26, 2016 by Kimberly Weiss in Awesome Upcoming Shows, Band/Artist/Project News, Local Music NewsTags: arena rock, Audioslave, Craig Bishop, Dayton Ohio, DipSpit, EP release, Heart, high energy, Kainan Shank, Led Zeppelin, local music, McGuff & the Dumpster Fires, Mike Emmons, music review, Parisa Samavati, post grunge, Protostar, Ryan Palcic, Thundertaker, upcoming shows
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Dayton, Ohio has a long list of āmust seeā bands.Ā A relatively new arrival to that list is ThunderTaker.Ā Though formed just a little over a year ago, they have already made their mark on the Dayton music scene and have a long and promising careerĀ ahead!
GEMFest – A Dayton Experience Like No Other!
Posted: September 27, 2015 by Kimberly Weiss in Awesome Upcoming Shows, Local Music NewsTags: A Shade of Red, Death by Fetish, Duderus, En(p)de, Evil Eye Gypsy, Far From Eden, Gem Fest, Georgia Goad, GLSEN Greater Dayton, Jasper The Colossal, Jill Dodson, Kyleen Downes, McGuff & the Dumpster Fires, Mike Emmons, Musicians For Unity, Skurt, Team Void, The Old Yellow Cab, Thundertaker
Taking Dayton by storm this Saturday,Ā Gem FestĀ will be host to 12 killer local acts performing at The Old Yellow Cab building in downtown Dayton for a great cause! Ā From rock to punk and singer-songwriters to EDM, Gem Fest is an all-local showcase of the Dayton scene and and will be an experience like no other!Ā
Far From Eden Plugs In | Mike Emmons
Posted: September 27, 2015 by Kimberly Weiss in Band Reviews/Promotions, Music Connection NewsTags: Alternative, Far From Eden, hard rock, Mike Emmons, progressive, Rock, socially-conscious
by Mike Emmons
One of the most difficult things for a band to do is to grow; to evolve into something new, and still keep their fans. While artists like David Bowie and Prince have made careers out of constantly re-inventing themselves, and frequently taking their music in unexpected directions, many a band have lost their way, and their fans, by trying to forge a new path. The fear of losing their fans is one of the things that keep several perennial rockers re-releasing basically the same album year after year.
When word leaked out that Far From Eden was going electric, it didnāt make the headlines the way Dylan plugging in did, but it did raise some eyebrows. They had spent years developing their dark and melodic sound, creating something that was uniquely their own. Could they expand the band, trade in their acoustic guitars for electrics, and still remain true to their sound, and to the people who love their music?
Rising Stars: McGuff & the Dumpster Fires
Posted: May 5, 2015 by Kimberly Weiss in Awesome Upcoming Shows, Band/Artist/Project News, Local Music NewsTags: Box Truck Rescue, Canal Public House, Dayton Sideshow, Emily McGuff, EP release, Keith Klein, McGuff & the Dumpster Fires, Mike Emmons, Phil Doncaster, reader news submission, Sidekick Complex, Sideshow X, Taylor McGuff, upcoming shows
by Mike Emmons
One of the rising stars of the Dayton music scene is 
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