Ethos Collective marked its first anniversary with a packed night at Blue Monkey, bringing together irihi, The Breeze, Jaigon Orchestra, Bedlam Royals, happyco., KINH, and Cút Lộn. More than a show, the Collectival was a loud, heartfelt celebration of the Saigon underground scene, built by the community, for the community.
Ethos Collective marked its first anniversary with a packed night at Blue Monkey, bringing together irihi, The Breeze, Jaigon Orchestra, Bedlam Royals, happyco., KINH, and Cút Lộn. More than a show, the Collectival was a loud, heartfelt celebration of the Saigon underground scene built by the community, for the community.
Ethos Collective marked its first anniversary with a packed night at Blue Monkey, bringing together irihi, The Breeze, Jaigon Orchestra, Bedlam Royals, happyco., KINH, and Cút Lộn. More than a show, the Collectival was a loud, heartfelt celebration of the Saigon underground scene built by the community, for the community.
Ethos Collective marked its first anniversary with a packed night at Blue Monkey, bringing together irihi, The Breeze, Jaigon Orchestra, Bedlam Royals, happyco., KINH, and Cút Lộn. More than a show, the Collectival was a loud, heartfelt celebration of the Saigon underground scene built by the community, for the community.
Hanoi death metal unit Putrid Vomit Christ release “LIVE #2 (Saigon, 08.08.25)” via House of Ygra, a raw live recording captured during their 2025 tour. The album preserves the band’s chaotic performance in full, now streaming everywhere with a cassette edition available.
KINH’s debut album “NGHIỆM” arrives as a relentless statement of intent. Technical, aggressive, and packed with live-wire energy, the Saigon trio deliver a crushing record that proves they’re not imitators, but a defining force in Vietnam’s heavy underground.
Mundane return with Nại Hà, their second studio album and a ten-track plunge into brutal, uncompromising death metal. Inspired by the underworld bridge of East Asian folklore, the record delivers blood-soaked themes, crushing heaviness, and the band’s signature violent intensity.
Saigon death metal trio KINH have quietly released their long-teased debut album “NGHIỆM.” Blending death, thrash, black metal, grindcore, and hardcore influences, the eight-track record arrives without hype but hits with intent. A raw, self-released statement shaped entirely on the band’s own terms.
A relentless night of death metal, hardcore, grindcore, and pure crowd chaos. From Kinh’s ferocious opener to Guilt Trip’s long-awaited Vietnam debut, every set pushed the room further into sweat-soaked madness and shared release.
Guilt Trip’s live performance in Saigon was nothing short of electrifying. The band brought their trademark intensity to the stage, delivering powerful breakdowns and relentless riffs that had the crowd moshing and headbanging from start to finish. The raw emotion in their vocals connected deeply with the audience, creating a cathartic atmosphere that echoed throughout the venue. Fans fed off
