Vodka Rain

Vodka Rain is a South Korean indie band that formed in 2005. The band signed to MUSICABAL and released their debut album The Wonder Years in 2007. The band's current members include Ahn Seung-joon, Lee Hae-wan, Joo Yoon-ha, and Seo Sang-joon.[1]

Vodka Rain (보드카 레인)
Genressoft rock, indie
Years active2007 - present
LabelsMUSICABAL
MembersAhn Seung-joon (안승준)
Lee Hae-wan (이해완)
Joo Yoon-ha (주윤하)
Seo Sang-joon (서상준)

Band members
  • Ahn Seung Joon - Vocals
  • Lee Hae-wan - Guitar
  • Joo Yoon-ha - Bass
  • Seo Sang-joon - Drums

Discography

Vodka Rain
  • 1집 The Wonder Years (2007)
  • Vodka Rain (2007)
  • 2집 Flavor (2008)
  • 숙취 (2009)
  • 이분쉼표 (2009)
  • 3집 Faint (2010)

Compilation Albums
  • MBC 음악여행 라라라 Live Vol.10 (2010)
  • SAVe tHE AiR Green Concert (2011)
  • Found Tracks Vol.5 (2011)

Controversy

In 2011, Vodka Rain's "Night Time Restaurant" was banned by the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family. Vodka Rain and several other indie bands entered a class action lawsuit against the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family to return their songs to the market.[2]

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References
  1. "Naver Music".
  2. "가요계, 여성부 상대 '줄소송' 현실화 되나". Naver News. 2011-08-29. Retrieved 2016-09-19.
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