Sinjitos Collective is a music label founded by Joseph Saryuf with a vision of offering variety into the saturated Indonesian music scene. It was started as an outlet to release the music by Sinjitos Studio’s regulars before finally evolving into a legitimate label in 2007. Unlike many labels that limited themselves on releasing music within a specific genre, Sinjitos Collective is keen on releasing good music with diverse sounds and styles, whilst also distributing releases by other labels.

For such a young label, Sinjitos Collective has some of the most impressive catalogs in recent years. Its first artist, Gugun And The Bluesbugs’ "Turn It On" is well-received among critics and music fans, and listed as one of the best local releases in 2007 by Rolling Stone Indonesia. In only two days after Turn It On, another band under SInjitos, Santamonica —which is Joseph’s band— gets nominated as The Best Local Release by Free! Magazine and listed as one of the favorites by editors of Trax Magazine as well as one of the best albums for its debut LPs “Curioser & Curiouser” in 2008 by Rolling Stone Magazine. Sinjitos’s third release, Monkey to Millionaire's “Lantai Merah” proven to be one of the most successful debut in 2009 and is well-received among fans and critics. The album is listed as the 2009's best lists by publications like Rolling Stone Indonesia, Trax Magazine, Detikcom, Jakarta Globe, and Malaysia's Junk Magazine.

Yes No Wave Music is a non-profit music label run by Wok the Rock to publish musical works to a broaden public as a ‘gift-economy’ act; an experiment on applying free legal music to support sharing culture movement.

karonnroll is steve barnabas (vocal and guitar), jacobus dimas (bass), n jun ginting (drum)

sounds like adventurer, tired of being in a place, always like to roam


Just plug n'play !!
Iky Nata : Guitar, Vocal
Aga Arkapana : Guitar
Fachri : Drum
Sauqi : Bass, Vocal

Empat Lima are a beat/garage-pop trio from Melbourne. Over the 5 years they’ve been together they have participated in 24-hour art installations, played with seminal Indonesian post-punk heroes in rice fields, and inadvertently induced labour with their music. Empat Lima continue to draw upon the inspiration of the great women in music before them, mixing in their own unique style of overlapping melodies and driving dance beats.

Kelelawar Malam is an Indonesian band formed in 2008 by guitarist/vocalist Sayiba Von Mencekam and bassist/vocalist Deta Beringas. With Apin Kiamat on drums, they recorded and self-released their first EP (Bangkit Dari Kubur / Jalan Gelap) in limited quantity. Guitarist Fahri Al Maut joined several months later and they went on tour with RAJASINGA for two weeks, playing in different cities across Java and Bali. The tour was entitled “Babat Tanah Leluhur”. 

Their second EP , Desmodus Rotundus , was released in February 6th 2009 by http://soundcloud.com/yesnowave for free. Unlike their first punk-derived EP, Desmodus Rotundus has more classic-rock guitar elements while maintaining horror atmosphere through lyrics and Sayiba’s deep and heavy vocal. A week after Desmodus Rotundus, they released CD single called Suzzanakenstein featuring 3 tracks. A new track called Desmodus Rotundus and alternate versions of Suzzanakenstein and Malam Jumat Kliwon.

In July 2010, they teamed up with Ghaust and Pazahora and went on tour in Malaysia and Singapore. During the tour, Cactus Record from Malaysia released 50 copies of another EP called Malam Terkutuk. It’s basically Desmodus Rotundus with 2 songs added, entitled Malam Terkutuk and Kengerian. 

The debut album Kelelawar Malam (self-titled) was released in late 2010 by Jenggo Records and distributed by Demajors. It features new versions of all the songs in Desmodus Rotundus plus seven new songs. It was chosen as one of the best Indonesian album released in 2010 by Rolling Stone Indonesia.

Orange Cliff Records

Haikal Azizi - Vocal/Guitar
Nurachman Andika - Guitar
Mirfak Prabowo - Bass Guitar
Pratama Kusuma Putra - Drums
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+62 812 8766 3548 - Robby

Press/others:
+62 813 111 79 118 / +44 77 4844 9328 - Anindito

Email:
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