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'''Dalin Jones''' is an american musician from [[Newark]], Ohio best known for co-founding [[Son of Neckbeard]] with [[Joseph Middleton]] and [[Bradford Belcher]] in the fall of 2007. Later switching roles from being the original bass player to vocals following the departure of [[Chris Bentley]]. | |||
== Career == | |||
== Projects == | |||
* [[The Most Beautiful Losers]] | |||
* [[Night Goat]] | |||
* [[Son of Neckbeard]] | |||
* [[Autumn's Last Ember]] | |||
* [[Factor 69]] | |||
* [[Less Defined]] | |||
* [[First Born]] | |||
* [[King Dumptruck]] | |||
* [[Murphy's Children]] (2018) Drums | |||
== Discography == | |||
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with The Most Beautiful Losers | with The Most Beautiful Losers | ||
* | * [[Midnight Piranha Brothers]] (2011) | ||
with Son of Neckbeard | with Son of Neckbeard | ||
* [[Tales of Woe and Doom | * [[Tales of Woe and Doom]] (2012) | ||
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[[Category:Musicians from Ohio]] | |||
[[Category:Musicians from Newark, Ohio]] | |||
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Dalin Jones is an american musician from Newark, Ohio best known for co-founding Son of Neckbeard with Joseph Middleton and Bradford Belcher in the fall of 2007. Later switching roles from being the original bass player to vocals following the departure of Chris Bentley.
Career
Projects
- The Most Beautiful Losers
- Night Goat
- Son of Neckbeard
- Autumn's Last Ember
- Factor 69
- Less Defined
- First Born
- King Dumptruck
- Murphy's Children (2018) Drums
Discography
with The Most Beautiful Losers
- Midnight Piranha Brothers (2011)
with Son of Neckbeard
- Tales of Woe and Doom (2012)