Brandon Berry

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

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

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

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

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

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

Billy Gruber moved back home from Dayton after studying world music and percussion at Bowling Green State Uni…

On a whiteboard in his decorated office at the University of Dayton, Art Jipson, aka Dr. J, has a permanent l…

A ball cap and dark sunglasses is all that seemingly distinguishes Son B from his alter ego, O'Shea the Wicke…

It's difficult to stay calm when you're on the phone with a legend. That is especially true when the legend i…

"I feel like there were times, especially in the last four years, when we felt very powerless. When I come do…

"If you invest in public school music education, you can change the world. We know that in Detroit because th…

Can a Dayton, Ohio-based music writer have autonomy when discussing a new Guided By Voices release, or must t…

Referring to her merely as a songwriter is reductive; no, Debbie DeCasio is a thespian.

There are few redemptive qualities about Old Vegas, much less tangible evidence of the American Dream, yet th…