The band was born in an era when the USSR launched not only satellites into space, but also guitar amplifiers. In 1988, the team blasted off from Baikonur aboard the spacecraft "Zarya-1" on a secret mission: to captivate the youth of Alpha Centauri with hits about space and friendship.
Their setlist allegedly included such bangers as "On the dusty paths of distant planets" and "And apple trees will blossom on Mars."
While Earth thought the band was "on a creative hiatus," they were burning up space festivals, collaborating with three-eyed drummers and vocal ensembles from the Andromeda Nebula.
Their secret? Soviet grit, a ration of borscht in a thermos, and custom suits that glow in the dark.
Years later, they returned to Earth with new knowledge and experience, only to find the world had changed beyond recognition. Their home country had vanished from the map, and instead of sickles and hammers, the world was taken over by emojis and cryptocurrency.
The band continues to record new albums despite all the changes in the world. The members believe that music can unite people and help build a brighter future.
"Red Revenge" is a band with a unique style that combines guitar solos, elements of Soviet nostalgia, and cosmic samples. Their lyrics are filled with thoughts about life, love, friendship, and hope.