28th January 2014: Feedback Open Mic at The Bee, Publika! This would be the last gig post I have for January 2014, so on to February after this!

Spooky Wet Dreams did punk rock and covered Franz Ferdinand – Take Me Out.

I like the female representation in this band!

Disember.

Their first song was Oasis-like. Very nice!

We Mean Well.

First ever time I’d hear Pharrell – Happy covered.

The Mash.

Oh sweet pearly white string-through guitars!

Another pretty white guitar.

Temjin, rock and roll.

They covered The Darkness – I Believe In A Thing Called Love, complete with guitar solo on acoustic guitar!

The Black N’ Blues.

Sounds like proto-punk to me.

Oooh. I just wish this was in focus!

I like her energy on stage.

Bassist also from The Mash earlier.

It was then time for some post-hardcore.

Reach For The Skies!

Danny New on guitar, and Kevin Tan above, would be two ex-An Honest Mistake band members. (Kevin Theng was also in the audience somewhere.)

He does the emo voice.

Reza Salleh, emcee and organizer.

One.

Two.

Three.

Pure.

Mostly atmospheric, with a rocking guitar solo.

Clara Cheong, hot gangster.

Le Riot.

Razlan Shah!

Featuring Darren Ashley on drums.

Familiar Isaac.

Annatasha – what a clever name!

They included a cover of John Denver – Take Me Home, Country Roads. Not exactly an open mike regular cover.

Jeremy tunes up and discovers that he is in fact Ironman.

With this newfound knowledge, he takes to the stage as Remy J.

A far more intense, super emo version of his usually lighter stuff, when adding Rohnie Tan in the mix.

Ryan Lee Bhaskaran on kajon.

Danyal then got on stage, with some rather interesting antics.

He performed his first ever stand up comedy routine.

He brought a laptop to show us how new he was at this, and read his punchlines from it. He did well for a first-timer!

Jon Liddell.

Nazrin. I’m quite happy he pulled off his first song without hesitation.

Something’s missing in The Bee.

The Esther Ann Band.

Hey it’s Clinton Liew!

The band.

She does little black dresses well.

Stephanie Heng, hiding in a LBD.