past events

(MALAYSIA 🇲🇾) The trio No Good features members of post-punk act, Killeur Calculateur and math rock band, Dirgahayu. With their own blend of 'punk budu', the band has hit the ground stomping since the release of their debut single "Sek Kito Jange Pecoh". Recently the boys released their latest single "Kayaba", with new twist to their already unique sound.

(SINGAPORE) Since forming in mid-2014, Forests have gained a global cult following of listeners through their unique blend of 90s-influenced emo with math-pop perfection.The 2019 release of their sophomore album Spending Eternity In A Japanese Convenience Store found the band gaining critical praise with a huge increase in North America listenership as a result features on Bandcamp’s editorial pages as well as being the only band from Asia featured on Vulture.com’s list of 100 Greatest Emo Song.

(INDONESIA 🇲🇨) The Panturas is a surf rock band hailed from the land with no proximity near the beach, Jatinangor. Consisting of Abyan (Vocal & Guitar), Rizal (Guitar), Bagus Patria (bass) and Surya (drum). The Panturas bring summer ocean tunes inspired by The Ventures, Dick Dale and Eka Sapta.

(INDONESIA 🇲🇨) Indonesian indie icon, SORE was originally formed by three childhood friends (Ade Paloh, Mondo Gascaro & Awan Garnida). In late 2001 Awan Garnida brought two other friends (Bembi Gusti & Reza Dwiputranto) to form a group which they called SORE (means "late afternoon").

(MALAYSIA 🇲🇾) Zee Avi is a Malaysian singer-songwriter, guitarist and ukelele player. Considered to be one the earliest artist to be discovered through Youtube, Zee is the first Malaysian singer to have albums on the US billboard Hot 200 albums chart and top a Billboard chart.

(SINGAPORE 🇸🇬) Shedding heavy fuzz and fanfare for rawer tonality and wearied lyricism, Singaporean noise rock mainstays Subsonic Eye reinvent themselves on their third full-length release Nature of Things. The band recently made history as the first South East Asian band to be featured on KEXP and released their new EP, 'Dijangka / Matahari'.

(SINGAPORE 🇸🇬) Force Vomit is a Singapore punk/surf band formed in 1993 by four night shift taxi drivers who decided to take musical matters into their own hands and start their own band. Over the years, their music has been played by late legendary BBC DJ John Peel, and they have released various singles, wrote soundtracks to several films and TV shows, and have played countless live shows in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. Photo Credit: Bobby Dread

(MALAYSIA 🇲🇾) Dynamic duo comprising of singer/ songwriter/rapper Gard, and producer Wuzgut exploded from the underground with their debut EP, CPR (Club Perenang Rohani). With debut album OST (Ombak Slatan Tertinggi) released this year, the boys are not slowing down anytime soon.

(INDONESIA 🇲🇨) The trio format in a band might look familiar, but the combination of these three women who play rock n 'roll make it extraordinary. Originally a tribute band for the legendary Dara Puspita, Fleur! has grown its sound mixing rock' roll energy with modern-classical tunes.

(MALAYSIA 🇲🇾) Plague of Happiness is ska, punk, reggae and anything in between. Formed in the midst of the world SKA revival in 1999, the band is self-managed and has been noted for its strict DIY ethic. With over a decade of experience, the boys have made some amazing music, travelled all over the world, and are still going strong at it!