Brainiac tribute show to feature Girls Against Boys, SAVAK, members of Hole, Les Savy Fav, Delta 72

A tribute concert will be held for a seminal ‘90s rock band from Dayton.

"A Tribute to  Brainiac"  is scheduled for 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9 at The Bell House, 149 7th St. in Brooklyn, New York.

Admission is  $25 for the 21 and older show.

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The show will include performances by Girls Against BoysSAVAK and The Heist featuring members of GVSBThe WrensBrainaicDismemberment PlanChrome Cranks and Hole.

The concert will be recorded as part of a documentary by filmmaker Eric Mahoney, a Dayton native now based in Brooklyn.

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Brainiac formed in Dayton in January 1992 with Tim Taylor (vocals, guitar),  Juan Monasterio (bass), Tyler Trent (drums) and guitarist Michelle Bodine who was replaced by John Schmersal in 1994.

On the heels of opening for Beck on a European tour, tragedy struck the band as they were on the verge of signing with a major label.

Taylor died on May 23, 1997 when his 1977 Mercedes crashed into a pole on Main Street in Dayton.

He was just blocks from his home.

More than $44,500 has been raised to support Mahoney’s movie project.

>> See Kickstarter campaign for Brainiac documentary

The documentary features Steve AlbiniWayne Coyne, Buzz OsbourneCedric BixlerDavid YowEli JanneyFred ArmisenJim O'RourkeGregg Foreman, Linda Taylor, Trent, Bodine, Schmersal,  Monasterio and others.

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