Meet Me in the City

Will, Dan, and Shawn were privileged to sit down with Dayton’s own Tyler Trent (of Brainiac fame) and have some conversations about how Brainiac originally formed, and getting the band back together after 20+ years.

Will, Dan, and Shawn continue their conversation with Dayton area punk rocker Jamy Holliday, talking about his experiences being a musician in both the Dayton area and beyond. Jamy has been a critical part of several bands including, Luxury Pushers, Mystery Addicts, Haunting Souls, and Dumbell.

Luxury Pushers in 2009 performing at the Canal Street Tavern

Jamy Holliday (and Steven Gullet) performing a Dead Boys acoustic cover at the Canal Street Tavern in Dayton Ohio

Will, Dan, and Shawn are joined by veteran Dayton punk rocker Jamy Holliday as they discuss his introduction into the world of music and his relation with the Dayton music scene. Jamy has been a critical part of several bands including, Luxury Pushers, Mystery Addicts, Haunting Souls, and Dumbell. We would like to thank Jamy Holliday for letting us share these pictures.

Young Jamy dressed as a KISS band member

Jamy Holliday with Luxury Pushers in Detroit, 2010

Will, Dan, and Shawn continue their conversation with legendary Dayton rocker Mitch Mitchell, hearing stories about Mitch’s career playing in Guided By Voices and his projects after that. Mitchell’s current project is “Mitch Mitchell’s Terrifying Experience” which you can listen to on bandcamp here.

Guided By Voices on “Jon Stewart” in 1995.

Guided by Voices soundcheck prior to the Hara Arena show circa 1994

Will, Dan, and Shawn are joined by iconic Dayton rocker Mitch Mitchell, and talk about his history with music and his experiences with Guided by Voices. Mitchell’s current project is Mitch Mitchell’s Terrifying Experience, which you can listen to on bandcamp here.

Guided By Voices on “Jon Stewart” in 1995

Will, Dan, and Shawn continue their conversation with Don Thrasher about Dayton area bands and musicians, his experiences with them and writing about them. Don Thrasher covered the local music scene in a column for the Dayton Daily News for over 20 years. He previously played drums in area bands like Swearing at Motorists and Guided by Voices. His current project is the Smug Brothers (Bandcamp Here) Smug Brothers video for Pablo Icarus

Javelina Nowhere

Will, Dan, and Shawn sit down with long time Dayton area music journalist, ex-drummer for both Swearing at Motorists and Guided by Voices, and current drummer for Smug Brothers, Don Thrasher.

You can listen to Smug Brothers on their bandcamp.

Smug Brothers latest video for Javelina Nowhere, featuring Don visiting legendary Dayton spots:

Don’s label, Gas Daddy Go

Don with Swearing at Motorists

Here are some pictures (provided by Don) of Guided by Voices playing at the famous CBGB club in New York City in July of 1993.