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The Road Dogs Trilogy

Road Dogs - Epilogue

Story at LocalSpins.com: Lansing singer-songwriter Rachel Curtis is the special guest for this week's Local Spins on WYCE as she prepares to release a new studio album. The show also features the debut of tracks by several other Michigan artists.

Local Spins on WYCE wsg Rachel Curtis (5/27/22)

owl pagoda

Massacre Gown

Somewhere Between

Made in Michigan

Do The On Top Of Me

From the nolabel album "construct" (2021)

Construct

Wake In Splendour

Dynaflo started as front man (myself) Aaron Schaut in the late 1998 as Blue Max. Experimenting with various instruments  and digital recording processes after a history of punk rock (Ramones, The Clash, Black Flag) and rock n' roll (Led Zeppelin, The Doors, Alice Cooper, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, The Reverend Horton Heat) influences, I started to really get into acts like Tom Waits, Chuck E. Weiss, Leonard Cohen, Meat Puppets and John Lurie. All of these influences combed and started me down a strange path of Blues, Americana, Rock n Roll and Rock with a little bit of punk rock mixed in. During the latter part of the early 2000's I had written a song called Battery Operated Heart which caught the ear of author and comic book genius Warren Ellis. This gave me some credibility and a little bid of notoriety. During this time I also go into acts like Pixies, Arizona Amp and Alternator, Howe Gelb, Joe Peña, Gabriel Sullivan and Calexico and fell love with what appears to be a whole Tucson desert rock thing. I don't feel like all of these are a far cry from one another. It all shares a similar base. In the end, I'm making music I love to make and am not worried about how it fits into a scene. We've been compared to stuff like Silver Jews, Leonard Cohen, Lou Reed, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, and even Marty Robbins. All of this is fine with me. Hell, most of what we've been compared to I would call a hell-uv-a compliment.