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The Dayton Record Fair is back this Sunday at Eudora Brewing

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This Sunday, Feb 8, the Dayton Record Fair returns to Eudora Brewing starting at noon. Dig through thousands of new & used records, CDs, tapes, and more from some of the best vendors in the midwest. While the shopping ensues attendees can grab a brew, a bite to eat, and enjoy the selections of live DJs spinning wax for the entire duration of the event.

Local record stores Skeleton Dust Records, Omega Music, Blind Rage Records, Catacomb Records, and Resignation Records have teamed up for the annual vinyl extravaganza. To get first dibs on what's for sale then it's best to arrive at 11AM says Luke Tandy, owner of Skeleton Dust Records.

"It gets pretty busy, so if you want to avoid the crowds, we would recommend coming early for the Early Bird, which is from 11AM to 12PM. It's $5 entry for that, and then it's free from 12PM to 5PM. If you wanna avoid the crowd later on, just come a little bit later in the event, but it does get pretty busy in there."

If the parking lots get full, there is overflow parking located at Five Rivers Church on Dorothy Lane and across the street at We Care Arts.

For more information about the Dayton Record Fair check out the Facebook event.

Evan Miller is a percussionist, lover of sound, and is probably buying too many cassette tapes online right now. Evan got his start in radio in 2012 at WWSU at Wright State University, where he was studying percussion performance. He followed through with both endeavors and eventually landed a lucrative dual career playing experimental music at home and abroad, and broadcasting those sounds to unsuspecting listeners Sunday nights on The Outside. Maintaining a connection to normal music, Evan also plays drums in bands around the area, and hosts WYSO's Midday Music show. When not doing something music-related, Evan is most likely listening to podcasts or watching food videos at home with his cat.
Born in 1998 and raised in Clark County, Ohio, Barry spent his childhood skateboarding and playing instruments. Around 2012 when dubstep and EDM hit a peak, he came upon electronic music and DJing for the first time. After years of progression and digging through the internet he came to learn the origin of it all: house and techno. Then amongst the corn fields of Ohio he encountered a thriving community of the Midwest rave scene. A journey through dancefloors and turntables has developed his keen ear for blistering techno and colorful, exciting dance music.