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No Party For Cao Dong

taiwanese indie chinese rock chinese indie taiwanese pop mandopop

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Currently formed by Wood Lin (vocals/guitar), Chu Chu (vocals/guitar), Sam Yang (vocals/bass) and Fan Tsai (drums), No Party For Cao Dong (NPCD) broke into Taiwan’s indie rock scene in 2015. In February 2016, they dropped their debut album—The Servile—a record of grief, love, justice and helplessness that was felt among a generation of Taiwan’s youth, playing over rebellious electric guitars and sardonic disco grunge. Their music forms a mirror of the punk-grunge spirit they embody.

Within a month, 8 shows in 7 cities on the album’s supporting tour were sold out. Their first ever international tour—Surging, Winter MMXVI Tour—ended on a successful note as they conquered 17 cities across the US, Taiwan and China with 18 sold-out shows. The Servile sold 16,000+ physical albums and was streamed over 7 million times on Spotify by mid-2017.

In the 2016 Golden Indie Music Awards, the band won Best Rock Single (“Simon Says”), Best Band and Best New Talent. They opened 2017 as Indie Artist of the Year in the 12th KKBOX Music Awards. Following these awards came 3 more from the 28th Golden Melody Awards (GMA), including Song of the Year (“Simon Says”), out of 6 nominations. The GMA wins led to their first mention in Billboard as the first band in the history of the award to walk away with both Best New Artist and Best Musical Group in the same year.

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