Watch Malaysian emo punk band Milo Dinosaur perform their songs Jika, Kasih and Usah Resah live on The Wknd Sessions Episode #108.
Watch Malaysian rock and roll band Kapow perform their tracks Helo Holiday, Jagoan Maya and OTW live on The Wknd Sessions Episode #107.
Watch Malaysian grindcore band Tools Of The Trade perform their songs Lies Upon The Crown, Cloistered and Revolt live on The Wknd Sessions Episode #106.
Najwa’s powerful voice, her grace of musical delivery and that unabashed passion for music, all combine into a performance that you just have to experience.
Atmospheric, emotive and full of vibrant energy – their music really sucks you in. At once grandiose and down-to-earth, Mutesite exudes effortless charisma on stage that takes shoegazing postrock and turns it on its toes.
It’s hard to nail The Farrah down to any specific genre of music. We think, perhaps, their main intention is to focus on making music, and take it a step ahead as an art form rather than just something you hear on radio.
Dance On Your Grave’s music is raw, hard-edged and driving, yet still manages to remain fist-pumpingly anthemic – and they’re definitely an act you have to watch live to get the full experience.
Singaporean emo trio Forests’ triumphant third album is “music for simping silly”.
Indonesian composer KUNTARI continues to stun with his latest composition, “Larynx”.
Hardcore veterans xLastMinutex return after seven years with two new tracks.
Indonesia’s ENVY* go for the jugular on new single “Kawasaki”.
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.
Singaporean avant-pop artist yeule’s debut is a “cyber-gothic, neo-tech lullaby for a post-apocalyptic world”.
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