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Asian Jams #41 - Barasuara

Othniel Ting | Barasuara

14-May-17 16:00

Asian Jams #41 - Barasuara

With our eyes set on unearthing the freshest flavors from unexpected places, we widen our scope with hand-picked selections from all across Asia. Indonesian alternative band Barasuara joins us for a chat about how they found each other, their thunderous debut album Taifun and creating their signature blend of multidimensional rock during their very first performance here in Kuala Lumpur.  

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0:49 - Collapse - Given (IDN)

3:23 - Jaggfuzzbeats - Lovin' (MY)

7:19 - Popdub - For Nepal (TH)

9:59 - ERI - Sleeping Bag (SG)

13:13 - Barasuara Interview 1

19:38 - Barasuara - Api Dan Lentera (IDN)

23:45 - Barasuara Interview 2

29:15 - Barasuara - Bahas Bahasa (IDN)

33:19 - FOLK NINE - ผลดอกไม้ (flower effect) (TH)

39:40 - Efek Rumah Kaca - Tubuhmu Membiru ... Tragis (IDN)

46:25 - OJ Law - Start Stop (MY)

51:20 - Ayushita - Fufu-fafa (IDN)


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