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Band Members:

Jodi Toledo - Vocals, Keyboards
Felix Alvis - Drums, Sampler, Backing Vocals
Matt Toledo - Guitar, Bass, Backing Vocals
Kenny Smith - Guitar
"Evil" Jodi - Bass

Obligatory Myspace Account:
http://www.myspace.com/reddahlia

Sonic Bids EPK:
http://www.sonicbids.com/

Interviews:

Interview and photos with Felix Alivis for i-see-sound.com

Podcasts:
You need the latest version of Itunes to listen to a podcast. Click on "Advanced" and then "Subscribe to podcast"

Red Dahlia was included on the 11/7/2005 Volume 7 unsigned@WOXY.com radio show and podcast.

Photos:
You can find photos of the band on various sites around the web. Here is a list:

4 photo albums at the Athens Musician Network
5 photo albums at the Columbus Cringe

Description:
Red Dahlia is a four-piece rock band with roots in Columbus and Athens, Ohio. After a long and futile search for a bass player, the band opted to do without. Instead, the group relies on guitar trickery and keyboard patches to make up the difference. Gimmickry aside, Red Dahlia is known for their haunting vocals and dynamic tone which varies from beautiful and serene to thick and heavy. Inspired by fellow musicians in both the Columbus and Athens scenes, Red Dahlia has a unique songwriting style that borrows from various sub generas of rock to paint epic soundcapes. At times the band has been described by others as hard rock, indie-pop, and garage rock. We reccommend that you visit the music and video links to make up your own mind.

Reviews:
"Sometimes rock doesn’t get any better than when it's in its bare, stripped-down form. Athens, Ohio natives Red Dahlia capitalize on this theory. Their self-titled debut album also holds an impressive amount of realism in their artistry. With a heavy guitar driven sound, the band captures rock in its simplest elements and runs with it, something a lot of bands have a hard time pulling off without being completely superficial." - John Bohanon :: redisalltherage.com

"...the band has one of the more unique sounds to be found around these parts. As heard on the EP, they create a charged din that’s as moody as it is invigorated, as bleak as it is bright, and as tempestuous as it is tempered. " --Stephen Slayberg :: Columbus Alive :: 9/1/5



	press Band Members: Jodi Toledo - Vocals, Keyboards Felix Alvis - Drums, Sampler, Backing Vocals Matt Toledo - Guitar, Bass, Backing Vocals Kenny Smith - Guitar "Evil" Jodi - Bass Obligatory Myspace Account: http://www.myspace.com/reddahlia Sonic Bids EPK: http://www.sonicbids.com/ Interviews: Interview and photos with Felix Alivis for i-see-sound.com Podcasts: You need the latest version of Itunes to listen to a podcast. Click on "Advanced" and then "Subscribe to podcast" Red Dahlia was included on the 11/7/2005 Volume 7 unsigned@WOXY.com radio show and podcast. Photos: You can find photos of the band on various sites around the web. Here is a list: 4 photo albums at the Athens Musician Network 5 photo albums at the Columbus Cringe Description: Red Dahlia is a four-piece rock band with roots in Columbus and Athens, Ohio. After a long and futile search for a bass player, the band opted to do without. Instead, the group relies on guitar trickery and keyboard patches to make up the difference. Gimmickry aside, Red Dahlia is known for their haunting vocals and dynamic tone which varies from beautiful and serene to thick and heavy. Inspired by fellow musicians in both the Columbus and Athens scenes, Red Dahlia has a unique songwriting style that borrows from various sub generas of rock to paint epic soundcapes. At times the band has been described by others as hard rock, indie-pop, and garage rock. We reccommend that you visit the music and video links to make up your own mind. Reviews: "Sometimes rock doesn’t get any better than when it's in its bare, stripped-down form. Athens, Ohio natives Red Dahlia capitalize on this theory. Their self-titled debut album also holds an impressive amount of realism in their artistry. With a heavy guitar driven sound, the band captures rock in its simplest elements and runs with it, something a lot of bands have a hard time pulling off without being completely superficial." - John Bohanon :: redisalltherage.com "...the band has one of the more unique sounds to be found around these parts. As heard on the EP, they create a charged din that’s as moody as it is invigorated, as bleak as it is bright, and as tempestuous as it is tempered. " --Stephen Slayberg :: Columbus Alive :: 9/1/5