Mystery of Two creates a Cleveland buzz by pushing the boundaries of indie rock

By Michael Norman

June 16, 2008, 3:48PM

Mystery of Two, a Cleveland-based trio, has been creating a buzz locally and nationally with its forward-looking mix of experimental, indie rock. The band will be be performing Wednesday, June 18, on the main stage at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum as part of the Cleveland Sessions, a new concert series sponsored by the Plain Dealer, Cleveland.com and the Rock Hall.

You can check out Plain Dealer videographer Lonnie Timmons III's preview of the group by clicking the box above.

Plain Dealer Online Arts & Entertainment Editor Michael Norman also interviewed the band recently at the Rock Hall's Alan Freed Radio Studio. You can hear that podcast by clicking the player below.

SPECIAL AUDIO: MYSTERY OF TWO

The Cleveland Sessions concert series is a project of The Plain Dealer, Cleveland.com and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Performers representing a range of musical styles -- from alt-rock to blues to punkabilly -- have been lined up to do free shows every other Wednesday evening on the Rock Hall's main stage.

The concerts are shown live on the Web at cleveland.com/sessions, where fans of the local music scene can also check out blogs, podcasts and other online extras.