Three Southeast-Asian veterans of the instrumental rock realm come together to Hood Bar and Cafe on Sept. 6 for an explorative evening of progressive soundscapes in 3:THESHOW.
Malaysian post-rock seven-piece Coma make their Singapore debut this Saturday in a celebration of their eighth year anniversary, supported by two local acts - experimental jazz fusion quintet neoDominatrix and post-progressive icons In Each Hand A Cutlass.
All three of them are solid acts in their own right. Coma have been praised for their colossally heavy sounds, while In Each Hand A Cutlass comprises some of Singapore’s top rock musicians and neoDominatrix have always been effortless in their technical abilities, consistently pushing past musical boundaries. No doubt putting them all together in one show assures a relentless aural assault from start to finish.
Tickets are available online at $20, or $30 and $38 if you’d like their EPs as well. Stay updated on the Facebook event page.
Photo: Coma Facebook page
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Three Southeast-Asian veterans of the instrumental rock realm come together to Hood Bar and Cafe on Sept. 6 for an explorative evening of progressive soundscapes in 3:THESHOW.
Malaysian post-rock seven-piece Coma make their Singapore debut this Saturday in a celebration of their eighth year anniversary, supported by two local acts - experimental jazz fusion quintet neoDominatrix and post-progressive icons In Each Hand A Cutlass.
All three of them are solid acts in their own right. Coma have been praised for their colossally heavy sounds, while In Each Hand A Cutlass comprises some of Singapore’s top rock musicians and neoDominatrix have always been effortless in their technical abilities, consistently pushing past musical boundaries. No doubt putting them all together in one show assures a relentless aural assault from start to finish.
Tickets are available online at $20, or $30 and $38 if you’d like their EPs as well. Stay updated on the Facebook event page.
Photo: Coma Facebook page
Read Also: Korean electronica duo Sighborggggg make Singapore comeback this Saturday