Very Noise #56: 16 September 2016

Ali Johan | Azzief Khaliq

16-Sep-16 00:00

Heavy metal, noise, punk, hardcore - antara jenis muzik ekstrim yang boleh dikatakan lebih berat dalam pelbagai spektrum . Very Noise akan cuba meneroka muzik dan bunyi-bunyian yang lebih garang, ganas dan provokatif. Ini mungkin bukan untuk mereka yang lemah semangat, tetapi jika anda sukakan muzik sebegini, bersedialah untuk dipukau dan dikejutkan.

0:48 - SOFT (Perak) - Tapes

7:09 - No Distance (Melaka) - Broken Heart

11:16 - Halal / Hadhari (Johor) - I Won't Raise My Fist

18:00 - Gymnastic Skull Whistling (Pahang) - See That, We're All Outnumbered

19:47 - Blaspmachine (Kelantan) - The Last Chants of Priests

26:25 - Angkara (Kedah) - Darah Merah

29:02 - Devilica (Negeri Sembilan) - Honey It's Already 3:60am Now

34:40 - Fists of Fury (Sarawak) - Guilty of Innocents

36:40 - Distaste (Terengganu) - Pain of Corruption

42:28 - Wwhirr (KL) - Die Nothing

43:23 - Barbalans (Sabah) - Your Pray

51:36 - Shocked (Penang) - Chirac

52:49 - Foreground Division (Selangor) - Chapters

62:59 - Blackfire (Perlis) - Sil Khannas

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Tags: heavy metal, rock, hardcore, punk, noise

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