Interviews
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Furiously thrashing Surabaya (an interview with FETTER)
Interviews
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Lana, the band from Bogor, would be totally unknown to me, if not for my interview with Paranoid Episodic, where I got the recommendation to check those guys out. And you know it’s good to follow good recommendations. First, although in the aforementioned interview they were labeled a “pop band”, it’s not exactly true. But all in its due course. “Berkelana”, the band’s EP from 2020, contains 4 songs in almost 17 minutes of total…
“Devotional of Soul” from Power of Mirantic fills our longing for Indonesian symphonic metal bands. Previously, I have covered only one release of the genre, Restless and their “Bentangan Sunyi” (review) and because I am aware of this genre being neglected little here in Indokult, it’s about time to change it. The band hails from Surabaya, the Indonesian capital of melodic metal and doesn’t really have much online presence, which is quite a shame. “Devotional…
Conny Dio. One of the Indonesian lady rockers of 1990s and the one you will never mistaken of any other Indonesian singer, because of her hairstyle. And – most importantly – her powerful voice. I’ve had to check several times if my eyes hadn’t played tricks on me, but if information available is correct, then Conny have released her debut album in a tender age of 15! After doing a little research on this subject…
Digitized is the fourth single from the never resting The Melting Minds, the Indonesian psychedelic rock band, released by their own label, Boneless Records. You remember them, don’t you? If not, go and read the interview with Slinky Bones, the man behind the band, here in the pages of Indokult. Created with RNI Aero app. Preset ‘Aero 16’ I won’t hide the fact that I liked their previous material, especially the “Possesing the Witch” (which…
I firmly hold to the belief that we should actively promote bands and artists, no matter how long they are on the scene. Whether you have 10 albums under your belt, or you just put out your 2-song promo, I believe the support artists get from the media and the public contributes to a great extent to their drive. That being said, Paranoid Episodic is a band with little info about itself being available online,…
