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The Red Army (band)
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The Red Army was a self-described folk rock band from St Day in Cornwall, England, UK. Other sources, however, described them as "antifolk", and from Truro. The band was active from 2004 to c.2007 and made their officially released debut on 29 January 2007 on the compilation album Zebs: The Sound Of Young Cornwall. The band gained radio plays on BBC 6 Music, XFM, Radio Cornwall, Pirate FM, Atlantic FM and Totally Radio. They played at the Tapestry Goes West Festival three years running and the Lowender Peran festival for two years, and also performed at The Hall for Cornwall, The Acorn and Bunters. Over time, its members included: Philip Burley, Florence MacDonald, Stephen Burley and Rose Grigg who met while students at Redruth School. Discography E.P's *"The Shamrock Shindig" (Summer 2007) - Reed Records *"Bird Of Paradise" (Winter 2007) - Reed Records Albums *"One Way Ticket" (Summer 2005) - Reed Records Compilation album tracks *"Money Grabbing Scum" - The Sound Of Young Cornwall on Zebs Records *"Northern Lights" (choral version; officially by 'Zebs Choir') - The Sound Of Young Cornwall on Zebs Records 
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