Rainbow Danger Club
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Rainbow Danger Club at Yuyintang
| Background Information | |
|---|---|
| Name (English) | Rainbow Danger Club |
| Name (Chn.) | 彩虹危险俱乐部 / cai hong wei xian ju le bu |
| Origin | Shanghai |
| Genre | Retro Rock, Indie, Rock, Art Rock |
| Years active | 2009 |
| Members | |
| Jesse Munson 炸死: GUITAR, KEYS, VOCALS, PERC Dennis Ming Nichols 五毛: BASS, KEYS, VOCALS, PERC, PRODUCTION Michael Ford 老爷爷: DRUMS, SLEEPING Michael Corayer 老性感: TRUMPET, VOCALS, PERC, CLASS | |
RDC or 彩虹危险俱乐部 is a Shanghai-based rock quartet combining elements of experimental, indie-pop, post-rock, progressive, and electronica. They have been compared to the likes of Arcade Fire, The Decemberists, Local Natives, Neutral Milk Hotel and Sigur Ros. Their music has been featured on a handful of international mixtapes and podcasts and their bombastic and colourful stage-presence makes them one of the Mainland's most sought-after live acts.
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History
June 2009: First gig was at Harley's Bar in Shanghai.
January 9th, 2010, they performed at the live bar.
November 2010: Released The New Atlantis EP online via their Bandcamp Page.
December 2010: Won the title of Song of the Year for “Neighbors on the Rooftops” awarded at the 2010 Shanghai Grammys by the Cityweekend Shanghai.[1]. "Neighbors on the Rooftop" featured as part of the December 2010 Music Alliance Pact's Global Mixtape. [2]
March 2011: Released first full-length LP, Where Maps End, in an over-the-top, theatrical performance at Live Bar, Shanghai. Live show included Friend of Foe, Pairs, and theatrical help from members of Stegosaurus?. Where Maps End is made available for name-your-price via their Bandcamp Page. Performed with The Black Atlantic as part of the 2011 Jue Festival.
Discography
Major releases
Where Maps End - 2011, March |
The New Atlantis EP - 2010, October |
Compilations
We Are Shanghai - 2012, January |
Further Information
Articles & Interviews
- Our Interview with Rainbow Danger Club: Intimate but aggressive lovemaking with the occasional midget reach-around, Syffal.com, September-?- 2011
References
- ↑ Dan Shapiro (The Beat) (2010-12-27). "2010 Shanghai Grammys: The Results Are In". Retrieved on 2011-01-09.
- ↑ The Guardian (2010-12-15). "December's best new music from across the MAP". Retrieved on 2011-04-26.
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