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Duo Home turns an unfinished Springfield space into a DIY music venue (opens the original)
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On the unfinished second floor of a boutique custom furniture store, a microphone stand sits in front of an industrial window, backlit by the evening sun and juxtaposed against the Springfield skyline. Luke Hummel sets up two 80-watt speakers on either side, angling the four-input Gemini mixer so a cable can reach the output. Various people with guitars trickle in and sign up to play the Duo Home open mic. Hummel started hosting the open mic earlier this year, with plans to keep it going on the
Recorded in life's quietest moments, Nervous Verbs finds strength in vulnerability (opens the original)
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Through quiet sessions in the wee hours of the night, with his guitar and vocals recorded into his iPhone, Cincinnati musician Mike Montgomery laid down the demos for what would become the 2025 album âPony Coughingâ under his moniker, Nervous Verbs. Some of those demos he kept in the final mix, fleshing them out later with extra instrumentation. Part of the lo-fi vibe was aesthetic, but much of it was practical. At the time, he was taking care of his little boy and his wife, who had terminal
Green burials are a natural alternative to traditional funerals (opens the original)
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Sustainability asks us to think generations ahead â to care for the planet we will leave to those who come after us. Funerals, by contrast, ask us to honor those who came before. Green burial brings those two responsibilities together, honoring the dead while reducing the materials and practices that can burden the living and the land. A green or natural burial can eliminate many of the products and practices associated with modern funerals, including embalming chemicals, concrete burial vault
Foundry Theater unveils 2026-27 performing arts season (opens the original)
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With a lineup spanning bluegrass, global music, dance, theater and speaker events, the Foundry Theater in Yellow Springs has unveiled its 2026-27 season. Director Chris Westhoff has built the season around balancing established touring acts with emerging artists while creating opportunities for audiences to engage with a wide range of cultural traditions. The theaterâs season kicks off with The Gibson Brothers, alongside Missy Raines and Allegheny on Thursday, Sept. 17. The Gibson Brothers hav
Performing at free Levitt Pavilion show this Friday, Blues guitarist Joanne Shaw Taylor talks about her new album (opens the original)
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Ahead of the release of her new studio album, blues guitarist Joanne Shaw Taylor, whose albums have topped Billboardâs Blues Albums chart, will perform a free concert at Levitt Pavilion on Friday, Sept. 11. Discovered as a teenager by Eurythmics cofounder Dave Stewart, Taylor has built an international following with her blend of blues, rock and soul. Over the course of her career, she has drawn praise from artists including Stevie Wonder, Annie Lennox, Jimmy Cliff and Joe Bonamassa, whose Jou
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