Rock The World 13, Part 2: The Music

Rock The World 13, part 2, at Stadium Bukit Jalil’s Car Park A.

Here’s Dead Eyes Glow!

Go Gerila!

With a familiar face, Amir Jahari…

…and Aizat Amdan.

Cassandra.

Check out my calfff!

Plague Of Happiness.

Infectious ska indeed!

Tres Empre!

I love this kind of post-hardcore.

The singer hops down the stage and lets the audience behind the barricades sing along.

Gotta love the commotion in the moshpit! (Having been hit on the back of the head with some punk’s steeltoe boots at some other concert, I’d only hope crowdsurfers keep their apparel harmless.)

Reset To Zilch, space rock.

Pedals for expression.

Syarul of Love Me Butch in Lab The Rat…

…and his wife. Other bandmates include two brothers of Syarul.

Nik Azwaa, responsible for many of the pictures that adorn the legendary No Black Tie, was one of the non-brother members of the band.

Azureforjanne.

Someday perhaps I shall understand the taping of straps.

One heck of a pretty guitar, what more with a string-through bridge.

You can tell straight up from their look that they play post-hardcore.

Republic Of Brickfields.

Lo, the thinking man’s rock band.

Revisiting 90’s rock and roll.

Rahul, who I’d only seen with One Buck Short!

Not sure who this guest vocalist is.

Upon Arrival.

All these tight shots thanks to the Sony Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* 135mm F1.8 ZA on the Sony Alpha 99. The wide shots are from the Sony Carl Zeiss Planar T* 50mm F1.4 ZA SSM.

Nastia.

Prana, one of my favorite funk core rap bands! Here’s original vocalist Eric Ruffin.

A different bassist.

Jeffrey Little. This band was quiet for a while.

Nostalgia, when they played Copore!

Jeremy Little on the deck.

Jamir Adiong left for his home country of The Philippines, and playing guitar instead was Duan of Seven Collar T-Shirt. He’d also contributed vocals for Saturn, off Prana’s third album, Disc 03.