With, raw, visceral and untempered passion The Red October assault the senses of every audience in equal measure. For them, it is, and always has been about the live show. Sharing with the crowd their joy, anger, frustration and euphoria, every atom of their being, every triumph and failure, themselves, wholly and completely. Whether they provoke devotion or detestation, The Red October will not allow their audience a moment of comfort or safety.

"Despite the diversity of the emerging South Wales music scene, it is difficult to find a band whose originality and integrity stand out in their music. That is, however, until you discover The Red October. Quickly establishing themselves as a band to be recognised. The strength and candour they exude demand your attention and will undoubtedly earn your respect."

Having fought through adolescence in the south Wales valleys, The Red October have clawed out of the other end stronger and determined to prove themselves, to themselves. The Red October turn every life event into a musical experience, this may well be the thing that sets them apart from the rest. Their ability to make the audience feel whatever emotion they want them to feel is astounding and ever present. Love them or hate them, you won't be in between.

"The Red October opened up the night as if they were escaping from hell...Although i think the lead vocalist was Satan himself. He certainly sounded as frightning...I can't even imagine how many throat sweets he must suck on."

After years of hard work, comeback gigs and financial holdbacks The Red October are finally working towards a foreseeable brighter future. With their new demo "Wake up, Line up" proving to be favourable among devoted and patient fans and a stronger sense of direction than ever before, things are looking up.