A sweltering summer night shattered by unfiltered youth and fearless energy — “Nóng Nảy” ignited Saigon’s scene with raw defiance, chaotic joy, and bold creativity. From dreamy indie to blistering punk, every band left the stage—and us—burning brighter.
Marking one year of passion, chaos, and community, No Cover’s anniversary show wasn’t just a celebration — it was a statement. A raw, genre-bending night that honored DIY spirit and promised a bold future for Saigon’s underground.
CHƠN’s new single “Personas” blends 90s Alternative Rock with Hip-hop energy in a bold Pride Month release. Co-produced by CHƠN, the track champions self-expression and letting go of societal roles, marking a powerful return to their rock roots.
“Bản Ballad Của Tèo” marks a bold detour for XOI, blending explosive rock with haunting ballads. Told in three acts, it captures raw emotion, personal struggle, and fleeting hope — a chaotic yet tightly woven soundtrack to Tèo’s evolving inner world.
An intimate look into XOI’s world—where grief fuels creativity, code meets chords, and music becomes a mirror of identity, sacrifice, and hope. A story of resilience, self-expression, and staying true amid life’s many contradictions.
XOI’s The One Who Holds The Flame is a moody, genre-blurring full of gloom, tension, and introspection. Self-produced and deeply personal, it slowly burns through rock, darkwave, and industrial sounds with haunting vocals and careful, intentional songwriting.
Neon White and Thangca lit up the PHỞASIS summer kick-off with raw energy and nostalgia, from thunderous drumming to grungy fury. Even Saigon’s rain couldn’t dim a night that felt like youth rediscovered in the heart of the underground.
Thetans Are All About the Vibes with their new album Worldwide Vibes, a genre-blending, culture-rich punk release rooted in Vietnam’s underground. In our exclusive interview, they share thoughts on identity, scene support, DIY spirit, and what’s next for one of Hanoi’s most exciting bands.
Thetans – Worldwide Vibes [2025] is a darker, more experimental follow-up to their debut. Blending punk energy with darkwave textures and raw dynamics, it’s a slower burn that still hits hard in its own offbeat, genre-defying way.
“Adapting” is a posthumous release from Anesthetic Youth—blending punk grit and alt-rock urgency into a raw reflection on aging, identity, and post-COVID isolation. Written during Vietnam’s lockdowns, it’s the first of several unreleased tracks still to come.
