Curse of Cassandra is an electro-witch-dance duo from Ohio. Oneiric dance beats mix with haunting vocals to create trance states of euphoria.
Jacob Richter Songwriter, Synths, Vocals
Nicole Richter Vocals, Aesthetics
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Dia de los Muertos is a special day celebrated throughout Latin America, on which people remember loved ones who have died. The Dayton celebration will be in the Mexican tradition of celebrating with bright colors, imagery of calaveras (skulls) and more, but recognizes all Day of the Dead traditions. This is a free and family-friendly event.
We’ll kick things off at 200 S. Jefferson Street at 2 p.m. The parade leaves a little after 2:30 p.m. marching from Jefferson through the Oregon District and ending at Missing Peace Art Space at 3:30 p.m. where you can experience the community ofrendas (altars), performances and much more!
Check out our Facebook page and stay connected at www.facebook.com/diademuertosdayton.
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The Dayton Metro Library is bursting with creativity this fall! Nearly 30 different artists and arts organizations, from theatre companies to musical groups to visual artists, will present fun, interactive, FREE programs for children, teens, adults and families at your neighborhood Library. You don’t have to go far, you don’t have to get dressed up, and you don’t have to spend money to explore and enjoy the tremendous variety of arts opportunities in Dayton. We’re bringing them to you!
http://www.daytonmetrolibrary.org/arts
http://daytonmetrolibrary.evanced.info/signup/eventcalendar.aspx?df=list&nd=100&et=35
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Owned by Jesy Anderson and Tracy McElfresh, Sew Dayton is a fun new sewing shop located in downtown Dayton, Ohio with a modern style and a pinch of vintage inspirations. It’s not your grandma’s traditional sewing store but she would still love to shop here!
Our Dayton, Ohio community has an amazing group of emerging crafters and artists. Dayton is thriving with creativity and it’s exciting to see the arts develop in our community. With all this talent you might be surprised to know that Dayton, Ohio is missing a place for people to learn how to sew! Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced level sewer, there is a need for a space in Dayton that offers private lessons, group classes, high quality fabrics & notions, modern & vintage patterns and knowledgeable staff.
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KNOXX is a Hip-Hop artist out of Dayton, Ohio. He’s an Ohio native who has been rapping and writing songs since he was 10. He’s well regarded for his dark content and razor sharp lyricism. His discography includes the mixtape “The Backstabbers Handbook” and his upcoming LP “Massacre Mask”.
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Scott Epic and Mark Dagrossa sit down with local director Henrique Couto. Henrique Couto is an American writer and film director of horror, comedy, family, and western film genres, from Dayton, Ohio. His first feature film to gain national distribution was Faces of Schlock (2009). Couto has a strong cult following which allows him to bring his films to life through grass roots campaigns and very successful screenings.
As his career has continued to grow his fans have come to love his work involving pathos of characters that often goes beyond what you might expect from average genre fair. Known for his loud clothing, strong personality, and infectious positivity. One of his most known horror films is Babysitter Massacre.
https://twitter.com/henriquecouto
https://www.facebook.com/henriquecouto
https://www.youtube.com/user/doomboy5/videos
http://dailygrindhouse.com/interviews/talking-depression-the-movie-with-director-henrique-couto/
http://www.dayton.com/news/lifestyles/7-things-know-about-local-director-henrique-couto/nk4wy/
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1548648/
Ep 61 of GCP: http://gemcitypodcast.com/?p=985
Ep 81 of GCP: http://gemcitypodcast.com/?p=1091
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Tim Gebard is an international award winning singer-songwriter from Dayton, Ohio. Compared vocally to Neil Young, his music covers multiple genres, including acoustic, blues, country, country rock, jazz, and elements of R&B, orchestral and gospel music.
He’s previously released two albums of original music – Unbroken HeartsCD (2010) and Closer To Gone EP (2013) – as well as a live performance DVD: Unbroken Hearts – Live at the Clifton Opera House.
Currently, Tim released his third album of original music – the Better Angels EP – on June 27, 2015
In January, 2015, Tim’s production company – Taller Trees Productions– released the documentary film titled ‘The Fall League, a movie about seniors, slow-pitch and life ‘, along with the companion CD The Fall League Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.
Tim’s songwriting acknowledgements include ‘Life Time Love’ (IAMA 2010), ‘To Licata’ (SongDoor Int’l 2012), ‘Fools In Love’ (SongDoor Int’l 2014) and ‘Spy Rock To Wayside Station’ (SongDoor Int’l 2014).
Tim enjoys live performances in the Dayton area with a collective of local musicians known as The Hit Men, and records music and film projects in local studios. His music is self-published through Taller Trees Music, with film and video projects under the Taller Trees Productions label. Tim can be reached at tg@timgebard.com .
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The Fall League
The Fall League documentary selected for screening at 2015 Baseball Film Festival in the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, NY
The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum (Cooperstown, NY) announced that The Fall League, a movie about seniors, softball and life, has been selected for screening in their 2015 Baseball Film Festival taking place September 25 – 27.
The film captures the story of Dayton senior slow-pitch leagues, “magnet” leagues which attract players from Troy, Sidney, Tipp City, and Vandalia as well as Dayton, Cincinnati, Springfield and Columbus.
This poignant film skillfully blends the commentary of experts Leon Speroff, M.D., a senior player himself and an advocate of the many benefits of slow-pitch for seniors; Dayton psychologist Dr. Kathy Platoni, a veteran of the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars; and Dennis Turner, Slow-Pitch Manager for Louisville Slugger. Expanding its scope beyond sport, the filmmakers explore the impact of family relationships, the bonding and camaraderie between players, and topics of aging that are necessary considerations for active seniors. It highlights military veterans in the league, and explores the relationship between team sports and military experience.
The Fall League is a film by Taller Trees Productions, a Dayton-area production company. The production team is headed by Tim Gebard (producer), Jennifer Taylor (director) and Dean Vincent (co-producer). The film also features an original motion picture soundtrack, composed by Gebard and recorded at Vincent’s Studio D in New Carlisle.
In April, 2015 the movie was awarded “Runner Up” in the documentary category at the Indy Sports Film Fest Experience at The Arts Gallery of Ontario (AGO) in Toronto, Canada. Aaron A. Weiss, director of the festival, says “…The filmmakers have crafted a compelling story about one of the fast-growing populations in North America. This film about seniors is important in a society that can be seen to devalue its elders. It interweaves the theme of sports with issues of aging and health. It shows us that we can enjoy life and have fun playing sports at any time in our lives.”
For more information contact:
Tim Gebard
Producer
Phone: 937-272-4155
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Though last year saw the Misra Records released “hits” collection, These Are They Days Gone By, Mind Glitter is The Motel Beds’ first new album in three years. Which may not seem long until you notice that they released five albums in the three years between 2009 and 2012. Which makes Mind Glitter pretty special. Starting an album as soon as the latest one’s final tracks are done (guitarist Derl Robbins, who also helped record the last few Guided By Voices albums, records the band himself), they’ve had 36 months to throw out hooks, choruses, puns and bad jokes, and then try them all out in front of live audiences. What materialized with Mind Glitter’s songs are some of the most varied and beautiful the band has laid down yet. Highlights are scattered all around with “Open Ocean” kicking off to waves of acoustic guitar and drums, the gorgeous Beach Boys harmonies of “Queens for the Summer,” the airy psychedelic drone of “Paper Trees,” the unrelenting, fist-pumping riff from “Live City,” the pure 90s-ness of the breakdown on “Set Ender,” and then throwing a sweaty arm around you with “We’ve Killed More for Less.” Yup. The Motel Beds are back and more infectious than ever. You won’t be able to get rid of them this time. I’m alluding to bedbugs, guys. Bad jokes! Mind Glitter will be released on 10/16/15 through Anyway Records and is available on CD/LP.
Motel Beds Paul John Paslosky – Vocals Tommy Cooper – Guitar Derl Robbins – Guitar Ian Kaplan – Drums Tod Weidner – Bass, Vocals
Theme From Tango
4 am
Open Ocean
Smoke Your Homework
Is this On
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Produced and edited by Izzy Rock
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