Saigon Slamming Death Metal band H4VOK debuts with DEVOURER (feat. CHƠN), a crushing first single built on heavy riffs, samples, and unapologetic low end. Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Jackk Nguyễn at Stimpack Records, it previews their full debut set for June 2026
Bedlam Royals turned their album release into a study in restraint, trading spectacle for atmosphere and tension. Toanraw opened with post-punk melancholy setting the mood early. Together, the two acts built a night defined by patience and focus, proof that Saigon’s heavy scene still has plenty of new ground to explore.
Saigon metallic hardcore unit Empathize drop their self-titled debut EP, four tracks turning anger, frustration, and inner conflict into a raw, uncompromising statement. The message is blunt: suffering is inevitable, but cowardice is a choice. Stand your ground and face it.
SPEED finally brought their flute-driven hardcore to Saigon, and the city answered with open pits and relentless stage dives. Alongside District105, KINH, Cút Lộn, and 9xacly, the night peaked at full intensity before an unexpected police raid shut everything down. We were there for every second of it.
Saigon metallic hardcore band Under Pressure have dropped their first music video, and it looks exactly like the scene it comes from: street mosh, slow motion hits, gang vocals, and a tattoo studio that’s been holding down underground culture for years.
No Headliner returns to Ho Chi Minh City for a fifth season, going big with two stages, two days, and more than 26 artists spanning alternative rock, hip hop, metalcore, shoegaze, soul, and more. A festival that bets on the music over the names. Blind tickets close June 8.
