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Cutler Station listened to Ohio Civil Power, The Building, Daniel Romano, and more in 2021
< < Back to cutler-station-listened-to-ohio-civil-power-the-building-daniel-romano-and-more-in-2021It’s that time of year again! WOUB Culture has reached out to a variety of folks involved in various capacities with the music and arts throughout WOUB’s diverse coverage region to inquire: “what have you been listening to this year, my friend?” Find their answers on WOUB Culture all throughout the month of December.
Named aptly after the closest thing to a convenience store that one would find near the band’s hometown of Vincent, OH, the rock ‘n’ roll four-piece simmers with a controlled nervous energy that transforms into music that explores the specifically Appalachian human experience with humor and sorrow in equal doses. Made up of Steve Lipscomb, Jason Swiger, and the Brothers Evans (John and Kirby), the band has known each other for decades and formed their current lineup in 2011. Keep tabs on them on Facebook.
1. Ohio Civil Power “I Dreamed America Was on Fire” (“Murder”)
2. The Building, “You Excite My Soul,” (“Indianola Pizza Dough”)
3. Sturgill Simpson, “Shamrock,” (“The Ballad of Dood & Juanita”)
4. Daniel Romano, “Even in the Loom of a Caress,” (“Cobra Poems”)
5. The Felice Brothers, “Money Talks,” (“From Dreams to Dust”)
6. Mike and the Moonpies, “Paycheck to Paycheck,” (“One to Grow On”)
7. Vincent Neil Emerson, “High on the Mountain,” (“Vincent Neil Emerson”)
8. John R. Miller, “Faustina,” (“Depreciated”)
9. The War On Drugs, “Wasted,” (“I Don’t Live Here Anymore”)
10. Chris Acker, “Panicked and Paralyzed,” (“Odd, Ordinary & Otherwise”)
Listen to Cutler Station’s picks for 2021 in the Spotify playlist embedded below.