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Army green and red roses, similar to their debut album cover, is a visual staple during their live performances. Their self-titled debut album was released on July 21, Bad Veins has garnered considerable praise in the blog scene. A post on Radio Free Chicago discussed the band's new EP, titled Outliers, which came out on June 15, , and described the duo's stage dynamic: "At the end of the day, Bad Veins is one of the Midwest's most talented bands, regardless.

They're comprised of one of the most passionate and energetic drummers I've ever seen and Davis is a talented composer and singer to say the least. After seeing Davis play a number of solo shows, I can attest to the fact that the slight distortion used on his voice is not to mask any weakness but instead is a deliberate affect used by Davis to suit the songs.

Without the stage tricks that Bad Veins is gaining notoriety for, Davis could be a great folk musician, and a number of moments on Outliers showcase just that. Photos courtesy of KP Photography.

A highly anticipated return happened this Saturday night at the Woodward Theater. Bad Veins has been a favorite in the local music scene for years. While the Nation had their eyes on the Queen City this Tuesday and tens of thousands watched a game of all-stars at Great American Ballpark, A local music advocate and friend of CincyMusic. Since then, local bands such as Bad Veins, Guided by Voices, The National and many others have graced its lineup card.

One of the bands carrying on that tradition this year is Heartless Each week we will highlight a few of our picks for the weekend. Some may be local, some may not, but as long as you are seeing live music in Cincinnati you are contributing! Our picks are below, but you can choose for yourself with our calendar here.

Or download our iPhone app here. Nominees were determined by a committee of dozens of Greater Cincinnati music experts. The podcast for the show can be downloaded here now! What are you getting into tonight? Walk the Moon is Cincinnati's newest break out band. Their indie pop sound, amazing live shows and fun, quirky videos have landed them on almost every late night show such as Conan, Fallon, Carson Daly and soon to be Saturday Night Live fingers crossed.

Walk the Moon have been the opening act for The 11th annual MidPoint Music Festival is finally here!