Draft:Dungeon Grind

Dungeon Grind
Dungeon Grind
	Dungeon Grind performing at Madison High School (Middletown, Ohio) in 2007
Background information
Origin	West Middletown, Ohio, U.S.
Genres	Rock, Metal (cover band)
Years active	2006–2007
Past members	Tommy Kramer; Dallas Profitt; Jake Stanifer; Dylan Cole;

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Dungeon Grind was an American cover band formed in 2006 in West Middletown, Ohio. The band was co-founded by Tommy Kramer and Dallas Profitt while they were in fourth grade. Initially a three-member group, Dungeon Grind primarily performed rock and metal covers before disbanding in 2007.

History

Early years and formation (2006)

Dungeon Grind was formed in early 2006 by Tommy Kramer (lead guitar, lead vocals) and Dallas Profitt (drums). The band's early lineup included a rotating bassist, often a stand-in from Tommy's father’s band, Larry and the Lobsters. Their first performance took place in May 2006 at the Madison Township Spring Fest in West Middletown, Ohio.

Following their debut, the band expanded its lineup. Dallas Profitt transitioned from drums to lead guitar and backing vocals, while Tommy Kramer took on rhythm guitar and lead vocals. Jake Stanifer joined as the drummer, and Dallas’s younger brother, Dylan Cole, became the bassist.

The band primarily covered songs from AC/DC, along with selections from Green Day and KoЯn. Despite gaining local recognition, Dungeon Grind disbanded in 2007 and has not reunited.

YouTube Performances

Dungeon Grind’s performances from 2006 to 2007 can be found on YouTube on TheHighRoller. Below are performances:

2006 Madison Twp Spring Fest

Dungeon Grind (2006). Dungeon Grind - Green Day - Brain Stew - Madison Twp Spring Fest 2006. YouTube. Retrieved February 17, 2025.

2007 Madison Twp Spring Fest

Dungeon Grind (2007). Dungeon Grind at Madison Twp Spring Fest 2007 - AC/DC - Hells Bells. YouTube. Retrieved February 17, 2025.

Dungeon Grind (2007). Dungeon Grind Spring Fest 2007 - KoRn - Coming Undone. YouTube. Retrieved February 17, 2025.

Dungeon Grind (2007). Dungeon Grind Spring Fest 2007 - AC/DC - TNT. YouTube. Retrieved February 17, 2025.

Legacy

Though short-lived, Dungeon Grind was an early musical endeavor for its members, many of whom continued to be involved in music in different capacities.

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