Red Dye No. 5 San Diego, California
Between 1993-1996, Red Dye No.5 was a San Diego noise-pop quartet comprised of Lisah Nicholson (vocals), Patrick Padilla (guitar), James Reader (bass) and Scott Frazier (drums). Shortly after forming, Red Dye No.5 recorded their first single - which was released on April 1, 1995). Patrick would perform with Black Songs. James and Scott formed Dewey Defeats Truman and Lisah fronted AM Vibe. ... more
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