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Singaporean rapper Mary Sue’s debut has potential, but lacks the personality to truly be a great debut.
Trophy Knives release another single ahead of their second album coming later this year.
Kuching hardcore quartet Dance on Your Grave drop two new songs ahead of their upcoming full-length.
Kota Kinabalu death metal trio Reputdeath end two years of silence with a new demo.
Dive into information overload with Thai producer Potted Plant’s new album.
Gardika Gigih and Inês Terra collaborate for a short but sweet ambient EP.
Singaporean emo heroes Forests are back with a new single and an upcoming new album.
Bedchamber return after four years with new single “Tired Eyes”.
Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singaporean acts combine for a 2022 hardcore scene report on Out for Blood Vol 2.
Fast and fun, the talented and proficient trio T.I.M. plays a Fat Wreck-ish punk style, getting the kids going with their Goldfinger, Me First and The Gimme Gimmes type attitude and sound.
Indonesia indie pop band, Pure Saturday, managed to drop by our office in TTDI, Kuala Lumpur, when they were in town.
Six-piece britpop band with rock ‘n roll leanings, Molly Dolly was formed in 2008 and have been in the Ipoh music scene since then, growing up through the scene’s formative years.
Our intern, Izyan Liyana, managed to squeeze in 5 questions with the boys of Two Million Thanks, before they head down for The Wknd’s Cross Border Showcase
Written in honour of Soundscapes’ tenth year, this is writer Phang Khuan Hoong’s recollection of hanging out with significant contributors to music, Mak Wai Hoo of Soundscapes Records, and Taka, lead guitarist of Mono.
When we spoke to Rahul Kukreja of Livescape Asia and Executive Producer of Rockaway, we managed to get him to share some tips on hosting your own international artists. So to those folks / critics out there constantly complaining about ticket prices, and why it’s difficult for your…
We sat down with Kyoto Protocol’s frontman, Fuad Alhabshi, and asked him 5 questions about their new single, ‘Dispensable’.