Which local bands would you like to see at gigs?
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DeathCubeK
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Anyone know if Zeotz still plays? Bunch of uncles who totally owned every other band this one gig I went to.
killforcomfort
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good bands
shadows of miasma
nightmare trilogy
dante's theory
beyond sucidal
arsonist treason
Goods band!!!!!
shadows of miasma
nightmare trilogy
dante's theory
beyond sucidal
arsonist treason
Goods band!!!!!
killforcomfort
New member
good bands
shadows of miasma
nightmare trilogy
dante's theory
beyond sucidal
arsonist treason
Good bands!!!!! Cheers
shadows of miasma
nightmare trilogy
dante's theory
beyond sucidal
arsonist treason
Good bands!!!!! Cheers
kimura
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It was Yazid,Adrian ( on vox ) &Randy.
I think they have their own website& can be found on mySpace as well.
Drill was a 2man band with Man & Rizal ( can't remember the bassist's name exactly ), they did lots of sampling as well.
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kimura
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They were on the MYX Metal Assault compilation if I'm not wrong. Tight band.
kimura
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Reading this thread brings back memories of a time where the hangouts were Plaza Singapura,Forum, Spitfire skate shop.
TNT was where the harder edge music could be found with Silent Sorrow, Stompin' Ground etc, Boon was where bands like ESP, The Pagans could usually be heard ( despite Ah Boon's constant "Wahlau ghost music.." laments ).
On radio you can hear the sounds of The Oddfellows etc, underground music jangly style. Then For Peace came on Perfect10& the ( commercial ) airwaves opened up to slightly harder music. I still remember ESP's video - & performance on some live game show on ch5 - & of course videos by the Oddfellows etc, though they were far from what you have now, nonetheless, it put the local underground music on the scene.
Prior to them, you had local music, in the likes of Tokyo Square, Gingerbread, Energy hitting the airwaves.
If you guys didn't know, their music were even played on the BBC, don't recall whether it was John Peel or someone else though.
If these bands had the same access to the world as the bands now have,
who knows.....
most are still active, some in the same bands, others in different bands, a few under new monikers.
It'd be great to get them all back for a gig with a cause.
rockNroll.
TNT was where the harder edge music could be found with Silent Sorrow, Stompin' Ground etc, Boon was where bands like ESP, The Pagans could usually be heard ( despite Ah Boon's constant "Wahlau ghost music.." laments ).
On radio you can hear the sounds of The Oddfellows etc, underground music jangly style. Then For Peace came on Perfect10& the ( commercial ) airwaves opened up to slightly harder music. I still remember ESP's video - & performance on some live game show on ch5 - & of course videos by the Oddfellows etc, though they were far from what you have now, nonetheless, it put the local underground music on the scene.
Prior to them, you had local music, in the likes of Tokyo Square, Gingerbread, Energy hitting the airwaves.
If you guys didn't know, their music were even played on the BBC, don't recall whether it was John Peel or someone else though.
If these bands had the same access to the world as the bands now have,
who knows.....
most are still active, some in the same bands, others in different bands, a few under new monikers.
It'd be great to get them all back for a gig with a cause.
rockNroll.