No Party For Cao Dong Taiwan
Beats bouncing between Disco and Grunge, No Party for Cao Dong is often recognized as a indie/post-rock band with rough and
sharp tone fusing with softness and gentleness.
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Whispering in despair and screaming in hopeless is the vocal, leading melodies and rhythms to unexpected arrangements.
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Aside from music, their exotic, passive but romantic lyrics engraves emotions deeply into your hearts.
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