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Red Orkestra — After The Wars

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By Shannon Whibbs (CHARTattack) June 1, 2004 1:09 pm
Funny how so many Canadian bands are doing their best to beat the Brits at their own game. We’ve got Pilate channeling Coldplay, and now Red Orkestra are doing the same with The Smiths and Stephen Duffy. Not to say that After The Wars is unoriginal. On the contrary, it’s an immensely engaging album characterized by gentle guitar and piano...
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Red Orkestra Survive Europe... Barely

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By Scott Bryson (CHARTattack) March 7, 2008 5:00 pm
Life on the road can be dangerous. Any number of unforeseen disasters can befall a band, especially when they're traveling in a foreign country. Sometimes, record labels should know about these events. Other times, it's probably best that they never find out. Red Orkestra principal singer/songwriter Johnny Charmer just returned from a European...
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Who The Hell Are You? Red Orkestra

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By CHARTattack Staff December 22, 2006 1:00 pm
Here's the first of two bonus editions of Who The Hell Are You? Here we're talking to Red Orkestra. If you'd like to see your musical entity featured in future weeks, write to chart@chartattack.com with the subject heading "Who The Hell Are You?" or something to that effect. Who are you? We are the Red Orkestra: Johnny Charmer (vocals...
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Red Orkestra's Johnny Charmer Contemplates Life With The Machines

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By Scott Bryson (CHARTattack) September 19, 2006 5:30 pm
Waterloo, Ont.-based musician Johnny Charmer has played a number of roles in his young career, including stints as part of the bands Red Autumn Fall and Charmer. But when he started making music on his own under the moniker Red Orkestra, he quickly found himself playing the part of innovator as well. Two years ago, Fading Ways Records president...
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