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Red Army Captains

Posted on February 10, 2012 by admin in Bar Buzz

Lake Havasu City Indie Rock

Red Army Captains

We Sat down with Rob Hennings 3 and Ian Goold of local up and coming band Red Army Captains to ask them a few questions. If you were on main street for New Years, you had the opportunity to see these guys rock the night out and bring in the new year.

How do you handle the 7 – 10 split?
ROB:
I usually just curse god for cursing me with such terribly low bowling averages.

So I heard you guys rocked Main Street on New Years. Care to comment?
IAN:
We had fun and all thirty people that came to the stage we played seemed to enjoy it.

If you could play a show with any musician dead or alive who wold it be?
ROB:
That is a really tough one, I am going to have to get back to you. After the interview rob came back in and said he would play with
John Taylor from Duran Duran. The next day he called in to say he would rather play with Paul Simonon from The Clash. (Someone has commitment issues I think)

IAN: Any artist would be iconic but if given the choice I would say Rob Garza of Thievery Corporation, John Lennon or Paul McCartney.

How long have you been playing together?
We have been playing together for around 3 or 4 years.

What can we look forward to in the future from you guys?
Right now we are just in writing mode. Then we will be working on some out of town shows.

Nipple clamps, good or bad?
ROB:
probably bad, never tried them though
IAN: Bad news!

Who inspires you the most as far as influencing your writing?
ROB:
People, places and things

IAN: I write my own stuff and don’t really listen to other music.

Where does the name come from?
IAN:
The pre-occupation of the cold war, and what a farce it was.

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