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Brandon Berry

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Dayton
As seen in: Dayton Daily News, Medium, NewsBreak, Journal-News, Springfield News-Sun, Dayton.com, Rock n' Heavy
Covers:  Music, arts, culture

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Brandon Berry covers the music and arts scene in Dayton and Southwest Ohio, spotlighting local musicians, underground and touring bands, cultural events, fringe phenomena and creative spaces. He buys duplicate copies of every Chuck Klosterman book, and sometimes makes music. Reach him at branberry100@gmail.com.

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Band called idiedtrying brings color to black metal with latest record

Band called idiedtrying brings color to black metal with latest record

J. Anthony (Tony) Goff — the frontman of one-man metal band, idiedtrying — is not allowed to give less than 1…

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Dayton singer-songwriter M Ross Perkins has a new album: 'It's a weird time to be making art'

Dayton singer-songwriter M Ross Perkins has a new album: 'It's a weird time to be making art'

Dayton singer-songwriter M Ross Perkins' new album, "What's the Matter, M Ross?", features four interview-sty…

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Brainiac kicks off tour at the Brightside, with Bomb Bunny and The Heartthrobs

Brainiac kicks off tour at the Brightside, with Bomb Bunny and The Heartthrobs

Before hitting the road with Scottish post-rock band Mogwai on the East Coast leg of its upcoming world tour,…

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Dayton punks reunite for 40th anniversary of first show

Dayton punks reunite for 40th anniversary of first show

On March 8, 1985, seminal Dayton hardcore punk band Poetic Justice played its first show.

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A conversation with Kim Deal about her 'Nobody Loves You More' solo album and tour

A conversation with Kim Deal about her 'Nobody Loves You More' solo album and tour

Daytonian Kim Deal released her debut solo album, "Nobody Loves You More," in November. Earlier this year, sh…

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It Takes a Village: inside the Dayton recording studio, creativity hub

It Takes a Village: inside the Dayton recording studio, creativity hub

Blanch Robinson, a Dayton rapper and producer, took me past the Spaghetti Warehouse on Fifth Street to an una…

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Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country, Marty Stuart to play Rose Music Center

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By Brandon Berry
| Dayton Daily News Verified
Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country will co-headline with Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives June 20 at the Rose Music Center. The first time Daniel Donato played on a stage, he bent a guitar string — bypassing all the overtones, microtones and potential pitfalls — and hit the note he wanted to hit. A woman in the crowd threw her hands up, as if Donato had made a touchdown. From that symbolic moment on, he knew that music was not just entertainment, but energy transferred from person to person.
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We interviewed Jessica Simpson ahead of her upcoming Kettering show: ‘I have lived so many versions of myself at this point’

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By Brandon Berry
| Dayton Daily News Verified
With more than 20 million records sold worldwide, Jessica Simpson remains a defining voice of her generation. Simpson is performing Monday, June 22 at Fraze Pavilion, 695 Lincoln Park, Dayton. Jessica Simpson rose to fame in the late 1990s with an unmistakable voice and a Southern-rooted sensibility.
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Sound Sculpture Ensemble uses very unique instruments and is performing all weekend in Dayton

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By Brandon Berry
| Dayton Daily News Verified
Dayton artist and musician Michael Bashaw creates one-of-a-kind instruments known as sound sculptures. Watch as Bashaw and the Sound Sculpture Ensemble prepare for a performance built around playable artwork, improvisation and sound. In an upper level studio space at the Davis Linden Building on the east side of Dayton, three oversized kalimbas stand in the corner. The otherworldly instruments were fabricated out of 11 gauge sheet metal and carbon steel in the mid-1980s by sculptor Michael Bashaw.
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