Skarlett Riot

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Skarlett Riot
General information
origin Scunthorpe , North Lincolnshire , England
Genre (s) Hard rock , alternative rock
founding 2010
Website www.skarlettriot.co.uk
Current occupation
Chloe "Skarlett" Drinkwater
Martin Shepherd
Guitar, backing vocals
 Danny Oglesby
Luke Oglesby
former members
Bass, backing vocals
 Tom Mansfield

Skarlett Riot is a British hard rock band from Scunthorpe that was founded in 2010 .

Band history

The band members first met at school, where they were known under the name Fuzion . A short time later they renamed themselves Skarlett Riot and produced their first EP , which was released on November 4, 2010.

Two years later, the second EP called Villain was released , with which they first gained fame. In 2013 they released their first single, Faded Memory , which can be found on their debut album Tear Me Down , which was released in the same year.

In the same year bassist Tom Mansfield left the group. The bassist Martin Shepherd rehearsed for the first time with Skarlett Riot before he was officially appointed as the new bassist on January 16, 2014. Together they performed at the Eat You Alive Festival .

On February 16, 2015 the band released their third EP called We Are the Brave and supported Gus G. on his UK tour.

In 2017 the single Feel was released , which can be found on the previously released EP Sentience . Both a music video and a remix by Zardonic were released in a short time.

On October 27, 2017, Skarlett Riot released their second album Regenerate .

Discography

EPs

  • 2010: Skarlett Riot
  • 2012: Villain
  • 2015: We Are the Brave
  • 2016: Sentience

Albums

  • 2013: Tear Me Down
  • 2017: Regenerate

Singles

  • 2013: Faded Memory
  • 2014: House of Cards
  • 2015: Ignite
  • 2016: Voices
  • 2017: Feel
  • 2017: Feel (Zardonic Remix)
  • 2017: Break
  • 2017: Warrior
  • 2017: Affliction
  • 2020: Human

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Katja Ruhloff: Scarlett Riot - Regenerate , on: hellfire-magazin.de of October 17, 2017
  2. ↑ Discogs: Martin Shepherd - Biography (English)