Red Fang

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Red Fang

Red Fang performing at the Mayhem Festival in 2011.
Background information
Origin Portland, Oregon, United States
Genres Heavy metal, stoner rock
Years active 2005present
Labels Relapse, Sargent House
Website www.redfang.net
Members Bryan Giles
Aaron Beam
David Sullivan
John Sherman

Red Fang is an American heavy metal band from Portland, Oregon.

History

Red Fang started on Wantage USA Records out on Montana, where they released their self titled LP. Red Fang's 2009 debut for record label Sargent House/WANTAGE USA collected their first two releases, which were limited release EPs. The band followed their debut with Murder the Mountains, released on Relapse Records in 2011[1][2] produced by Chris Funk.[3] Red Fang also appeared on 2011's Metalliance tour including bands Crowbar and Helmet; the same year, Red Fang opened the Jägermeister stage on 2011's edition of the annual Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival which also featured headliners Megadeth, Godsmack, and Disturbed.

On September 12th, 2011, Red Fang was announced as one of the openers (the other being The Dillinger Escape Plan) for Mastodon's 2011 and 2012 tours in the United States and Europe, respectively. Later in 2012, Red Fang embarked on a European headlining tour with Black Tusk, performing for the first time in countries including Russia, Ukraine, and Greece.

In February 2013, Red Fang traveled to Australia to play the Australian Soundwave Festival and also performed sideshows with stoner rock bands Kyuss Lives and Orange Goblin.

Discography

Studio Albums

Singles

  • Prehistoric Dog (Sargent House, 2009)
  • Witness (Self Released, 2009)
  • Wires (Relapse Records, 2011)
  • Crows In Swine (Relapse Records, 2013)

Splits

  • Malverde/Favorite Son split w/ Tweak Bird (Volcom Entertainment, 2008)
  • Red Fang/ASG split (Relapse Records, 2013)

Other appearances

Members

  • Bryan Giles - guitar, vocals
  • Aaron Beam - bass guitar, lead vocals
  • David Sullivan - lead guitar
  • John Sherman - drums

References

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