Born from the ashes of Serbian act LEER, Bedlam Royals fuse post-metal, prog, stoner, and sludge into a powerful new chapter. With fresh members and a debut album The Gap in the works, they carry LEER’s legacy into heavier, darker territory.
Ho Chi Minh City’s Jaigon Orchestra fuse indie rock with ska-tinged rhythms, emo heart, and touches of traditional Vietnamese music. Bold, heartfelt, and unafraid to experiment, they’ve built a sound that’s both globally informed and deeply rooted in homegrown spirit.
Now or Later is Saigon’s rising emo force—blending 2000s nostalgia, crabcore breakdowns, and raw emotion into a chaotic, cathartic sound. Their debut EP Brace Your Feelings is a punch to the heart and a scream in the dark.
ChipPunks deliver vibrant pop punk from Saigon, combining catchy melodies, humor, and rebellious energy. With two EPs and infectious live shows, the trio brings a youthful, relatable spirit to Vietnam’s underground, making punk rock feel fun and alive again.
Hanoi’s Gargoyles In The Night Wasteland fuse groove and death metal with industrial and ambient textures, creating music that’s as cinematic as it is crushing. Founded by Danny and Zack, their vision brings dark atmospheres to Vietnam’s underground scene.
Dodssanger crafts haunting black metal from the heart of Hanoi’s gloom. Channeling depression, self-ruin, and emotional void into unrelenting soundscapes, their music evokes quiet dread and catharsis—bleak, dissonant, and painfully honest in every shriek and note.
