Ron House (along with contemporaries/musical pals such as Mike Rep, Tommy Jay, Jim Shepard, Mark + Matt Wyatt, and Don Howland), is arguably one of the most important factors for the generally positive state of indie music in the fair town of Columbus, Ohio from the late 1970s until today. Not only did he write songs for and lead important bands such as Twisted Shouts, Moses Carryout, Great Plains, and Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments, but he's also helped shape/bend many a young musical mind from behind the counters of the legendary record stores Mole's, Magnolia Thunderpussy, and Used Kids.

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