“Transportation Blues” isn’t a ride that reinvents the wheel, but it’s one that’ll whisk you away into a place that feels familiar.
Read MoreThe 2022 edition of Fred Perry’s signature series features Subsonic Eye, Forests, lewloh and EMONIGHTSG for a full-fledged live show.
Read MoreCURB’s debut eight-track album is a menagerie of individual anecdotes and collective experiences in the universal journey of growing up.
Read MoreAs a robust six-piece, these prowling wildcats spew out a classic alt-rock aesthetic that strikes with the nostalgia of a weathered but untoppable era
Read MoreIt’s hardy, razor-sharp and piercing with the offence of 1,000 Needles. The sound of Cactus Cactus has been let out of the bullpen. You’ve been warned.
Read MoreA miasma of obstacles hindered the psych-rockers for seven years, but it eventually paid off with the release of their third album, Lucy.
Read MoreFeaturing three tracks from their comeback album, Hiss, the crime-themed trilogy is a furious barrage that shows the grindcore champions back on form.
Read MoreFiring the first shots from Aggressive Raisin Cat’s debut EP is “Ramen”, and there’s a lot to digest in this soup of anarchy.
Read MoreTicking the boxes of the post-rock format, “Rimshot” by Nagetto unleashes a tsunami of dense noise that lunges forward like a cavalcade of war horses.
Read MoreThe seven-piece collective delivers a hefty sound on their new debut album, exploring dream-pop effervescence and shoegaze intensities.
Read MoreTheir debut single, “Best Friend”, shines with snug summertime riffs, coats of dreamy fuzz, and feathery vocals that slice through the corpus of noise.
Read MoreOn surf-tinted single “Don’t Bother Me”, The Pinholes sound like they haven’t aged in their nearly 20-year career, and that is precisely the magic of their music.
Read MoreThe Observer is a full-length that is as spunky as their capricious performances; a deluge of wild-card deliveries that flip the script with neo-soul and nu-jazz formats.
Read MoreThe New Modern Lights are a bunch of young guns who sound like they belong a decade earlier, yet they’ve managed to build a standing that’s irrefutably current.
Read MoreThe Esplanade’s annual music spectacle takes big strides on its 20th anniversary, welcoming industry legends, rising hotshots and special tie-ins with local collectives.
Read MoreAltoduo flaunt a remarkable level of technical prowess that bounces between the two core members, functioning optimally like a well-oiled machine in motion.
Read MoreCapturing the hurricane moments of their youth is Carpet Golf, a new indie quartet with members from Subsonic Eye, Charm and The Neptune Waves. Enter their “brotherhood soup”.
Read MoreIs Mediacorp’s indiego web radio programme going to be the next movement that adds legitimacy to Singaporean music? Time will tell.
Read MoreRevered rock legends, The Oddfellows, continue to be rebellious misfits with new single, “Silent Worlds”, taken off their upcoming third album that’s 29 years in the making.
Read MoreLaunched in 2008 by Republic Polytechnic students, the annual music festival is respected as one of the longest-running events in the scene. This is how it all comes together.
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