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52 minute video recap and photos of hardcore fest in Singapore up now – Dangerous Fest

By on January 12, 2018

Singapore recently held their annual hardcore fest entitled Dangerous Fest organized by both Dangerous Goods and ACPHC. There is now a pretty amazing 52 minute video recap featuring some of the bands who performed including Singapore hardcore bands: Recover, Radigals, Hollow Threat, Malaysian hardcore band Lost Control, Hong Kong hardcore band Dagger, and Australian hardcore band Ill Natured. The entire video was captured and edited by Nur Amalina Alwi. Please subscribe to her channel as you enjoy the video below.

As mentioned by many bands who performed, the night was mainly in celebration of Singapore based hardcore label Dangerous Goods run by Paulo who has been giving and providing a lot of support for local talent (from a VERY big pool of highly talented and strong song writers in Singapore) in terms of making sure these bands have records out in whatever format – cassette, CD and even vinyl. 

More power to Singapore’s incredible scene and to all those involved in making it what it is.

Check out Dangerous Goods’ releases at this link: http://dangerousgoods.bigcartel.com/

Check out photos from this edition of Dangerous Fest at this link – photos by Bryner Tan:

Dangerous Fest 2018

Music from the bands who performed can be checked out here:

FUEL : https://fuelsghc.bandcamp.com
STATE OF PAIN : https://stateofpainhc.bandcamp.com
LOST CONTROL : https://lostcontrolmy.bandcamp.com
RECOVER : https://recoverlchc.bandcamp.com
BRUISED WILLIES : https://bruisedwillies.bandcamp.com
HRVST : https://harvestband.bandcamp.com
RADIGALS : https://radigalshc.bandcamp.com
DAGGER : https://daggerhongkong.bandcamp.com
HOLLOW THREAT : https://hollowthreat.bandcamp.com
ILL NATURED : https://illnaturedhc.bandcamp.com

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