Orlando Weekly previews Daymoths show:

“In the mid-aughts, when indie hip-hop mavens Slug and Murs had crossed over just enough to propel Slug’s rap imprint (Rhymesayers) and a Warner Bros. record deal for Murs, the pair co-founded a label called Women Records. The intent was to release music by the bands in their respective cities – Los Angeles and Minneapolis – that they’d come to know and love but weren’t exactly going to benefit from their hip-hop-minded contacts. One of those bands was the Hold Steady. Another was quirky Minnesota outfit Vox Vermillion, whose bassist, Ollie Dodge, and cellist, Emily Dantuma, currently comprise the duo Daymoths. Taking front and center on keyboards and vocals, Dantuma reveals a voice and presence with genuine heft and charisma in contrast with the now-defunct Vox Vermillion’s lyrical airiness, while her husband, Dodge, who moved behind the drum kit for this project, supports Dantuma harmonically as much as rhythmically.” – Justin Strout

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Things that you’ll know about Daymoths after reading this New Times Broward-Palm Beach interview: the ingredients of their soap, that they’ve been in love for 15 years (!!!), and that their relationship with South Florida began the way the best things on the road begin – musicians helping musicians. Something you still won’t know after reading this interview: they have an urban chicken coop.

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Daymoths show is a noteworthy event in Connect Savannah

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Daymoths are in good company with Stryper and Toadies in Orlando Weekly‘s picks for best shows of the week

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Flagpole previews Daymoths show in Athens

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Tampa Bay Times includes Daymoths show in Soundcheck

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Creative Loafing previews Daymoths show in Tampa

“St. Paul, Minn. indie pop rock two-piece Daymoths produces airy, up-tempo songs imbued with haunting sweetness via the piano and organ melodies and high piping vocals of Emily Dantuma, all carried on the sturdy rhythms of drummer/husband Ollie Dodge. Last year saw the release of their first full-length, Back In Time, and they hit town on the latest round of tour dates in support.”

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Arkansas Democrat-Gazette previews Daymoths show in Little Rock

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Lawrence.com recommends Daymoths show as a best bet

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Omahype chooses Daymoths show as a Weekend Warrior pick

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Des Moines Is Not Boring previews Daymoths show at Vaudeville Mews

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Omahype previews Daymoths show in Omaha

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Hear Nebraska previews Daymoths show in Omaha

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Daymoths tour kicks off in Des Moines Thursday July 12th! See a show preview Quarter After Five.

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ReGen Magazine review Daymoths debut album Back In Time:

With this low-key style that consists principally of drums and organ usually accompanied by sweet, dramatic female vocals with male backing vocals, the group takes on the feel of a vastly mellower version of the Dresden Dolls, though instead of the bombastic piano work, Daymoths provide slow and simple organ work…For those who have fallen in love with the dark cabaret style, Daymoths offer a similar flavor, but its flirtation with indie rock gives their sound a lighter, less weighty feel…the tracks are a brief but lovely diversion.

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Reviler posted a couple of Daymoths tracks – “Daymoths display their frigid, well rounded pop songwriting. The instrumentation is brittle and light, with forlorn vocal harmonies adding a mystic layer to the sound. A happy medium between orchestrated and wistful pop music.”

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