Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page has had an amazing life, and — with his alleged experimentation with Satanism, drugs and baby-shark sex toys — his mysterious life story has never been fully been told. So an autobiography from the Rock & Roll pioneer would probably be a hot commodity for fans of music lore. But will they pay close to $700 for it?  

Here is a list that is bound to have something you're into and definitely has things you should be into. Our elite team of writers scoured the city in search of all things cool. They turned up a local illustrator, the best diner in the city, architectural marvels and have decided on the coolest roller coaster at Kings Island. We guarantee that this fall, you'll need a thick sweater and a heated blanket. Stay cool, Cincinnati.  

/-Brooklyn, Ny • Electro RockThe seeds of /- were planted nearly a decade ago when James Baluyut was coming up with home-recorded snippets of musical ideas in the wake of the slow dissolution of  

da muttss cincinnati • hip hopDa muttss, which recently returned to the Cincinnati club scene with a lineup reuniting the group’s MCs Kyle David, El Born and Bimu Bishop, make some of the m  

Holy f*ck     toronto, canada • Electro RockToronto’s latest primo export (after Joey Votto, of course) pimps instrumental soundscapes that range from ambient murmurs to  

Leaf Bird chicago, il • Indie/FolkLeaf Bird began with three members of the band Fingers and Toes and has now expanded to a six-piece group. The ensemble’s music is winding and adventurous,  

Oblio Nashville • Alternative/RockInspired by everyone from Paul Simon to Arcade Fire, this trio makes a huge, engulfing sound full of spacious guitars and passionate vocals that somehow still ma  

Sam Goodwillyoungstown, oh • Indie/ProgressiveSam Goodwill isn’t a guy but a trio that makes creatively shaped Art Pop, folding in elements of slinky, twilight Soul, skittish Funk and subtl  

Uncle Mountainasheville, NC • Indie/Americana/RockThis North Carolina-based quintet is hard to describe with a quick and easy genre tag thanks to having three prominent songwriters that each craf  

MidPoint offers 250 bands on 25 stages in three districts (downtown, Over-the-Rhine and Newport) over three nights — with so much to see and hear, why waste time standing in line to pay cover charges at each club? Festivalgoers in the know pony up for a three-day wristband ($39) and guarantee themselves smooth sailing.