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RED DOGS - Osaka -Japan. 
Band members are:-
HARUKA - Vocals & Bassist...
SATOKO - Chorus & Guitarist...
KAZUMI - Chorus & Percussion....

The band have released 3 cd's since forming in 2012. 
Firstly "Tricky Triangle" (which has now completely sold out) their second cd called "Break out your radio" and their new cd called 'Howling Red Invasion'.

Welcome to the Red Dogs reverbnation page. Red Dogs were formed in 2012 in Osaka, Japan and have been steadily growing in popularity not only in their own country but across the world.

The band specialised in the sort of catchy choruses that could put an ear-to-ear smile on the face of any music fan.

Red Dogs, a Japanese all-girl rock/punk band all the way from Osaka. With Haruka on vocals and bass, Kazumi on drums and Satoko on guitar – these three women commanded the stage with an electric presence, their pop-culture dress at a creative clash with their songs of shaken-up rock slicing at the ears with almost haunting vocal harmonies.

Red Dogs have played in numerous venues in and around Japan but in 2015 saw Red Dogs play at the AWOD festival in Derby - UK supporting punk legends 'Conflict' and numerous other bands. As quoted by Steve AWOD they 'smashed it' at this years AWOD!! 
 
Rock in Japan is still seen as a primarily male genre of music, but that doesn't discourage Red Dogs. They are aware that the odds are stacked against them but that isn't going to stop them in their tracks. Many people think that girls can't be cool as boys as drummers or as musicians in general so they work damn hard to be cool as them. 

The band wants to show people the power of women and that they can be just as good. Red Dogs really want people to see their shows and think "Wow", explains the band. 
 
Even though Red Dogs might look like cute girls but they say their live shows are intense, spectacle with thick solid slabs of sound soiled with attitude and specialised in the sort of catchy choruses that could put an ear-to-ear smile on the face of any music fan. 

The band describes their music as definitely rock with a punk tempo and some metalcore influences mixed in to their sound. Also the band says that even though their music uses mirror melodies the lyrics are positive and "forwarding facing". 

The band themselves sing in Japanese but it's proof too that rock music doesn’t even have to be in our native language for us to feel part of it.

In October 2016 the girls set off on their first ever tour of Japan with The Varukers (UK) and Extinct Government (Japan). 8 cities including 1 punk festival all crammed into 9 manic days.

(2017) saw the girls back to the UK with a four day tour taking in: 
London - Thursday 13th July - The Unicorn - Camden 
Manchester - Friday 14th July - The Star and Garter 
Leicester - Saturday 15th July - Duffy's Bar 
Derby - Sunday 16th July - The Hairy Dog (Punks against Cancer festival)

With more offers of gigs, festivals, numerous radio play from around the world and 1 of the band songs taken from "Break out your Radio" cd which ais featured in a new "Vampire" film it looks like it is going to be a very busy time ahead for the Red Dogs girls. 

For UK and European bookings please contact the following:-
Tony (band Manager)
Email: completecontrolevents1@gmail.com

An enjoyer of AI music production, writing my own lyrics, setting song structures, and hearing where the code takes them.  Be warned, my styles are all over the place.  If I post full albums, they will only last until I need remove for most postings, because I'm cheap.

I’ve tried writing a few bio’s for this band so far and to be frank I think most of them have been, well a bit, you know average. So tonight I’m sitting at my laptop watching Aliens and drinking beer whilst attempting to come up with a definitive bio for the Vin’s, so please do bear with me if I wander into drunken ramblings at some point.
 The band was formed by frontman Jme and drummer Jay sometime ago as a punk rock covers band as well as featuring a guy named Paul on bass duties. (I’ve met him a couple of times since joining, he seems alright.) Now Jme would say something like “a constant stream of songwriting led to The Vindickers becoming an originals band.” Personally I think they just got bored of playing the same old covers all the time and decided the band could be more than that. They managed to get enough songs together to record an album in Jme’s bedroom, 2 main reasons for this was that it was cost effective and secondly it was really close to Jme’s fridge. Before The Fall was released and received some pretty good press but the time had come for Paul to leave the band, which in turn left the band on hiatus until Jay and Jme managed to find a replacement.
 Fast forward pretty much a year from that point and a night out on the town led to Jme asking a very drunk, kebab munching me to attend a few rehearsals and see how things went. Those early rehearsals in Jay’s attic (no-one wanted to fork out on a proper room until I was a definite fixture) obviously went very well and in next to no time I was sworn into Vin-hood. We started playing a bunch of gigs but something was still missing, we decided it was another guitar which we could use to drown out the vocals at live shows. Trials were held and we eventually settled on Rob cos his amp head is really heavy which obviously means he’s really good.
 With the band now fully operational and kicking ass we felt Before The Fall was due for a re-release, we even put it on iTunes because you have to do that nowadays in order to appear “cool”. This time round it received glowing reviews with two awarding it 4/5 and one of those saying “...they’ve really pushed themselves to make their debut record as impressive, diverse and unique as possible and are meant for success.” So once again we started hitting the gig’s and soon we were supporting touring bands such as Madcraft, Third Place Victory & ScreamDontWhisper as well as hitting our first outdoor festivals Battfest (which was streamed live to a million internet users) & Eastbourne Extreme. Of course all this gave us the thirst for more so at the end of 2012 we bought our first van so we could finally take this show out on the open road and get a few funny stories about sleeping in a van together and farting at each other.
 All of that pretty much brings us up to now, 2013 which is hopefully gonna be our best year to date. We’re (finally) going to release our 2nd album IMBA, after going on about it for the past year and blow your minds (or at least your load)with it. Keep your eyes and ears on us we’re more than your average band and soon we’re coming to a town near you armed with dickies shirts, white ties and musical awesomeness.

PRESS:

The Vindickers – Buddy Song
 
Set for a good year, with lots of gigs and an album on the way (iMBA), The Vindickers have once again graced us with their presence, and another great track. Infecectiously catchy with plenty of flair and breakdowns, ‘The Buddy Song’ deserves to be played loud, and often. The track is more of a blur than the last one we featured (Before The Fall), but it is by no means inferior; better in some areas, it’s got some awesome lyrics, and we love the bass.
 
--Andrew J C Nicholls, SQ Soundcloud Showcase.
 

“...If being a geek is as fun as this sounds, sign me up for some plaster-fixed specs and a Star Trek boxed set... (Not The End Of The Pier CD Review - The Vindickers: I Wanna Be Geek 4/5 stars)”
— Richard Morris, Hastings Observer

“(The Vindickers songs)... can hold their heads high within the genre.”
— Stuart Huggett, Eastmag

“Before The Fall is a mature, passionate song carried by equally gifted musicians and unique, emotive vocals. Fast paced and catchy, especially the chorus, the track is proof that not everything sucks about Hastings."
- Andrew JC Nicholls, SQ Soundcloud Showcase

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