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No Sleep Session

No Sleep Session is a self-produced indie trio from Ho Chi Minh City, blending indie pop, funk, R&B, and atmospheric soundscapes. First known for viral music-based content, they’ve since turned inward, building an entire DIY ecosystem of sound and visuals around the 2025 EP Xoay Một Vòng and a debut album in progress.

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Con Cá Điện

Con Cá Điện is a fresh, eclectic band from Saigon, fusing rock, indie groove-pop, funk, and avant-garde vibes into a sound that’s hard to define on purpose. From the funk-forward Take Your Eyes off My Woman to 2025’s Dark Light and Vết Sẹo Sau Lưng, they blend tradition and modern spirit on their own terms.

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Last to Feel

LAST TO FEEL is a fully DIY melodic post-hardcore and easycore project from Vietnam, written, recorded, and mixed independently in a home studio. Crushing droptuned guitar walls and explosive drums meet soaring clean vocals, pairing modern, razor-sharp production with hooks that hit hard both sonically and emotionally.

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7/4 Surfers

Nha Trang’s instrumental post-rock duo 7/4 Surfers build raw, atmospheric soundscapes from effects-driven bass and dynamic drums. Bassist MISH.REC and drummer Nikita met at a local gig, bonded over jazz, classic rock, and electronic experimentation, and now thrive on odd time signatures and unpredictable improvisation.

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Bột Màu Khoai Tây Cà Rốt

Saigon’s Bột Màu Khoai Tây Cà Rốt mixes pop, folk, and rock into deceptively gentle indie songs that turn surprisingly rowdy on stage. With their 2025 EP “Ca Ngợi Thiên Nhiên Và Con Người,” the five-piece steps into more contemplative, healing-minded territory while keeping their playful identity intact.

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Thangca

Thangca is a Saigon five-piece welding heavy fuzz, blues-tinged overdrive, and pounding rhythms to ambient, psychedelic textures. Behind the abrasion sits something quieter, songs about inner struggles, unresolved questions, and the unease of everyday life. Since their debut album “Khung Trời Treo Ngược” (2023), they’ve stayed steadily, restlessly active.

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