Singapore label Dangerous Records announce full lineup for inaugural Dangerous Fest
Yeah…when your scene (Singapore) has so much talent within its own underground scene with so many top quality bands, but not only that, they also have a whole community of people who actually turn out in droves to support these local acts, you know there’s something special going on.
One of our favorite Asian record labels, Dangerous Goods, has been churning out quality records for some time now, the owner Paulo has finally decided to put on a label showcase bringing all these bands together on one stage. And yo for real, that lineup is one of the main reasons you should be watching what the fuck is going on in Singapore. Don’t believe us? Let’s break down the motherfucking lineup for you and let the music speak for itself…
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Dangerous Fest
January 7, 2017
Aliwal Arts Centre
Singapore
Abolition A.D.
Dark nasty metallic hardcore
Bruised Willies
Punk rock willies who were maimed in a period of complete carelessness
The Caulfield Cult
Punk Rock – also, Bruised Willies’ ugly stepmother that somehow gave birth to more punk rock
Exhibitors
Melodic Hardcore
False Plaintiff
Melodic Hardcore
Guilty Mind
Hardcore
Hollow Threat
Hardcore
HRVST
Sludge Metal
Losing End
Hardcore
Overthrown
Hardcore
Seasight
Punk Rock
State of Pain
Punk Rock
Straight Forward
Hardcore
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