Mike D’Amico

This bassist and singer will inevitably be found among the members of the Cleveland rock-band with an amusing name: in a summary of such combo monikers from “the mistake with the lake” circa ’90s and onward, Mike D’Amico will be connected to a number of lineups, sometimes credited with only his first name, sometimes together with guitarist Pal Akita. The couple of musical accomplices proceeded to go from getting Teenage Heartthrobs to Lesbian Manufacturers, local hard rock and roll action that could need to be defined by survivors of concert events since documented documentation appears to be somewhere between slender and nil, with Slim having still left city — or at least he’s still left Cleveland. The D’Amico and Akita catalog widened significantly in 2004, nevertheless. Their new music group includes a name that might be better off as the name of a reserve by Stokely Carmichael, This Minute in Black Background; the name from the group’s debut Compact disc, Midwesterncuttalistick, barely suit alone cover. D’Amico, aside from Akita, also performed and documented using the glowing, towering Neon Ruler Kong, abandoning aural footprints by means of compilation monitors and indie singles such as for example “Combine Up the Combine” and “Obtain What’s ON OFFER.”