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How Many Asian Pop Punk Bands Do You Know Who’ve Release EIGHT Full Lengths????

By on August 5, 2025

THIS IS WILD!!! Stoked for the dudes…

Fresh off their recent tour across Europe in June, Singaporean punk rock outfit IMAN’S LEAGUE returns with their 8th studio release, “Where Do We Go From Here?”—a six-track EP that captures the emotional turbulence of change, heartbreak, self-discovery, and, ultimately, hope.

Known for their melodic punk sensibilities, heartfelt lyrics, and relentless DIY ethic, Iman’s League has spent the past decade carving a name for themselves across Asia,Australia & Europe. This latest release showcases a matured, more introspective side of the band—without losing the energy and spirit that have always defined them.

“Where Do We Go From Here?” opens with “The Opening”, an anthem of collective strength and survival in the face of uncertainty. It’s followed by “Right Now Or Never!!”, a punchy and emotional track that explores the pain of letting go and the honesty that often comes too late.

“Changes” delves deep into personal transformation and the scars left behind, while “You Make Me Whole Again” is a moving ode to love, loyalty, and the people who ground us when we’re at our lowest.

The EP’s centerpiece, “Hope”, is a stirring reminder not to let dreams fade in the face of failure or doubt. Closing track “Capailah Bintang”, sung in Malay, urges listeners to persevere no matter the struggle—an inspiring message delivered with emotional weight.

With “Where Do We Go From Here?”, Iman’s League invites listeners to sit with life’s difficult questions—and find the strength to keep moving anyway. It’s a collection of songs for anyone standing at a crossroads, unsure of what’s next, but brave enough to take the next step.

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