Since their formation in 2003, St Albans quintet YOUR DEMISE have collided head-on with every hurdle you could imagine, and then some.

Equipment theft? Check. Multiple Line Up Changes? Check, and make that twelve. Motorway Breakdowns? You bet, including a time when the side tour of their tour van literally fell off in the fast lane of the M1. And as for the and then some - how about the 24 hours the members of Your Demise spent in solitary confinement in a Belgian Prison...

But are they still here, still hungry, and still going stronger than ever? Check, check and check again.

YOUR DEMISE's five year rise from humble beginnings in scout huts and youth clubs has not been a smooth ride, but its these very trials and tribulations that have scarred, defined and molded them into a feral form of energy, aggression and irrepressible ambition. And today, having laid the foundation of their sound on self-funded releases 'You Only Make Us Stronger' (2006, Mind Rugby) and 'The Blood Stays on the Blade E.P. (2008 TDON - 9/10 Rocksound; 7/10 NME; 4/5 Metal Hammer), Your Demise have created their ultimate statement of intent with new album 'Ignorance Never Dies', their debut with Visible Noise, scheduled for release 20th April 2009.

With the debut album, the band have refined their sound and fulfilled the potential that critics and fans alike have credited them with from the beginning. Expect elements from across the spectrum of heavy music, guest vocals (from Sam Carter, Architects), even drum and bass/dubstep, courtesy of producer Dylan, Jake23 and Culprate. This is the sound of a band making an album according to their own rules, taking it to the next level and making the music that must be made.

Having taken their heartstopping live shows up the length and breadth of the UK and Europe with everyone from Biohazard, Architects and Bury Your Dead to Comeback Kid, Emmure and Enter Shakari. Your Demise are ready to take their rightful place in the halls of the national elite and Ignorance Never Dies is their rousing call to arms, a visceral battering ram of dynamics and unrepentant fury.

Homogenic (stylized as HMGNC) is a trio consisting of Dina Dellyana, Grahadea Kusuf, and Amandia Syachridar, who distill their many musical passions down to a few simple concepts, expressed as scientifically-constructed pop music which they refer to as electronic sci-pop.

http://hmgnc.net
we@hmgnc.net
for bookings: booking@sowilo.id

DISCOGRAPHY
Epic Symphony(FFWD Records, 2004)
Echoes of the Universe(FFWD Records, 2006)
Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom(FFWD Records, 2010)
Let’s Talk (UNKL347, 2012)

COMPILATIONS
“Artificial Humanity” (Jakarta Movement, Aksara Records, 2005)
“Solaris” (Rolling Stone Rare and Raw Vol.1, Rolling Stone Indonesia, 2007)
“Get Up and Go” (Radio Killed the TV Star, Organic Records, 2012)

For the past two decades, Silverstein have relentlessly pushed themselves to become the best version of the band for both themselves and their fans. That determination has led the Ontario-based five-piece from their underground roots to becoming one of the most influential bands in their scene, playing two thousand-plus shows all over the globe, and selling over a million records. Now Silverstein are celebrating their 20th anniversary with the release of their 9th, and perhaps strongest album to date: A Beautiful Place To Drown. 

While many bands would take their 20-year anniversary as an opportunity to rest on the laurels of nostalgia, Silverstein (vocalist Shane Told, guitarists Paul Marc Rousseau and Josh Bradford, bassist Billy Hamilton, and drummer Paul Koehler) see the landmark as a time to appreciate how far they’ve come, while also channeling all those years of experience into something new. A Beautiful Place To Drown finds the band deftly balancing their core sound—an intensely dynamic mix of melody and aggression, rooted in the energy of hardcore punk and the unabashed earnestness of emo—with their natural growth as songwriters and evolving inspirations.

Easy Tiger are Adi Saptadi (Vocal, Guitar, Synth), Erick Sebastian (Bass), Armand Azhar (Guitar), Aldy Abuthan (Drum, Percussion). Booking Contact: Bobby Yonan +62817758883

In the early 2011, Adi Saptadi, Erick Sebastian, Armand Azhar and Aldy Abuthan form a pop rock band. There’s nothing much to tell here, because “Easy Tiger” was started as a side project or fun project, based on the same vision and goal. For the four of us, the world of music is not a new thing, and the band was not formed because of the music, also because of our friendship. And based on this friendship, we expect there are no significant obstacles in achieving our goal.

Easy Tiger is quoted from a song title that you might have heard before. We illustrate the word "Easy" as a thing / something that is easily accepted and easily digested by anyone, while "Tiger" as something which is strong, fierce and independent. We hope that we can put these words into our finished songs and the on going ones. A “fierce” work with a strong image and character, yet easy to accept by everyone.


Payung Teduh was created by two close friends that used most of their time in playing music at the canteen of FIB as well as providing background music for the Pagupon Theater of Indonesia University. These two close friends, Is and Comi, played their music anywhere from the canteen of FIB UI, hangout places inside the campus complex, to the lake side near UI’s Center Administration Building. Their togetherness in playing music has been supported by friends around them which then lead to the creation of a duo that eventually became the next big thing at UI.      

 

Payung Teduh was then born in late 2007 with their first formation, Is on vocal & guitar, and Comi on Double Bass. After playing duo for some time, it was necessary for them to improve their exploration in their music as well as improving their stage performance. In doing this, they recruited Cito as a drummer and Ivan as a guitalele player in 2010. Angin Pujaan Hujan was the first song that eventually known as the signature composition of Payung Teduh’s style of music. As time went by, they wrote new songs such as Kucari Kamu, Amy, Untuk Perempuan Yang Sedang Dalam Pelukan.  They also played songs written by a colleague/mentor Catur Ari Wibowo who is also a director of Pagupon Theater that wrote songs such as Resah, Cerita Tentang Gunung dan Laut. Amalia Putri, a good friend of them, also wrote songs like Malam and Tidurlah that were then added into their album. Payung Teduh then recorded these songs and released their first indie album in late 2010.  

 

In this first album, it can be said that the musical characteristic of Payung Teduh is like the music in the 60’s with a blend of keroncong and jazz music. Whenever they were asked what kind of musical genre that Payung Teduh played, it was up to the listeners to define what kind of genre that they played, in a sense that they won’t stop playing music in just one genre, but in many other genres while still maintaining the strong characteristic that they already have.

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