
While attending the SIBE Soundcheck, sponsored by our friends at
Seven Daughters, we were able to spend time talking to Geoff Manthorn and Chef Duff of the Food Network's
Ace of Cakes. Besides being bakers, they are both aspiring musicians and frequent several of the north Baltimore music venues such as the
Ottobar. Geoff prefers folk and bluegrass and you can check out his acoustic work via his
myspace page. I asked about his favorite Baltimore brewpub and he quickly responded with
Brewer's Art. His favorite beer: their Abbey-style Resurrection.

Chef Duff likes a more harder sound and is a member of
Soihadto - a cross between Pink Floyd and Radiohead, without the vocals. Yes, just music; interesting.... They have a show scheduled for March 13th at
McGrady's Irish Pub - Charlottesville, VA in which we will make an effort to attend. We also asked Chef Duff who he's currently listening to and he introduced us to
A Night in the Box, a trioka from Minneapolis who play "Americana-infused soul and bluegrass". Right up our alley. In return we suggested he see
The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band's show at
The 8X10 on March 18th. We hope to see the entire crew there.
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