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punk rock bowling pics (all pics by fahmi FSF)

Penjatuh pin paling banyak jatuh pada Kerol Spanky! Yeay!

Penjatuh Pin Paling Sikit jatuh kepada Syuhada Choy... :|

Team Gelak Khas

Team Shit-Talkers United

Team apekah name?

Team Set Kito (team paling bnyk jatuh pin)

Team Goreng Pisang Panas

Team Lengan Kuat

Congrats pada semua, sila berlatih untuk Punk Rock Bowling 2010

Tomorrow is post-office day

Mailorder is cool.



But keep it mind that we're NOT doing this label full-time. We normally go to the post-office once or twice a week depending on orders. Don't expect us to mail your stuffs as soon as we receive your money.

:)

p/s: we are having a red-colored envelopes season now!
p/s2: we're having free stickers with all mail-order starting from now, so start ordering!

ner24: Repoman/Scum System Kill 'SEA TOUR' CDR

Artist(s) Name : Repoman (hc/punk)/Scum System Kill (crustcore)
Release title: SEA Tour
Country: Sydney, Australia
Format: CDR
Price: RM6/RM7 by mail
Release Date: 22/5/2009
Length:
Qty Press: 100
Status: Out Of Stock

Current Qty: 0

Front cover artwork by: unknown

Tracks

Notes:Profits will be used to support the tour.

NOT A RACIST ISSUE AT ALL

last night some of us had a “healthy” discussion after Wan Hazril confronted some of the guys in Dum Dum Tak stances in certain issues. Well I think i’m also involved now in these issues since they’re in the band that i’m also in.

i shouldn’t speak on behalf of them. but from what i understand, the issue started with a small (to me it’s small) MISUNDERSTANDING. and you guys conformists just spreading and shit-talking about this guy without confronting him like what Wan did last night. you guys are the coward here. you just listen to one party, one side of story. me, i think i already listened to both parties. eventhough Amert is close to me, heck i met him every week, 2-3 times a week now but still it’s hard for me to determine which ones are saying the truth. i’m close to him doesnt mean i have to believe him since i know him not more than 3 years (?).

IF really he used to be racist, i think he already learned the mistakes. and that’s the purpose of living (to me). TO FUCKING LEARN.

i think this is same old bullshit repeating itself. if your friend/some influential party boycotts a person, you will boycott too, spread the thing when you don’t go and speak and get the explanation from that person yourself.

i know hc/punk and the world don’t have space for all these racists, homophobes, sexists blah blah you know. BUT there are always space to learn from mistake, change, be a better person…

i personally would love if the people who involved in those incidents themselves write here/somewhere explaining. or better meet and discuss. but last night, when we were discussing this, confronting each others,… some of the persons who spread the story were there and i’m sure they know we’re talking about this, why you just go away?? why you guys don’t come and listen and say what you heard, what you know and clear things up and stuffs? why? running from problem will never solve any issues.

and the saddest part of the story to me is all these happened because of a misunderstanding incident that he already cleared with those involved (from what i know). not a real racist case at all. NOT A RACIST CASE AT ALL.

now i have a question since i heard the rumors so I want the answer, i heard some of the guys in Gangbuster new line-up used to beat the hell out of foreign workers and throw them in the longkang and stuffs to pow money for beer. if that’s true, i hope they already changed. i heard that the OLD line-ups were really good and succeed in getting rid all of the nazis in Penang awhile ago. that’s why they are invited to play at Cherating’s anti-racist gig this 30th May.

“if this is hardcore, hey i’m staying with punk rock”

4 Nervhous bands @ Peace Gig 2 30/5/09

Dum Dum Tak, Dully Dog, 50k Promises and Brayok will be playing at Cherating come this 30th May 2009 along with our good friends (see flyer below), the theme is against racism and also gathering bands from the A//Mince studio era...

Skullitica buttons now!

i hate mailorder and i don't go to gigs, i wanna buy at the shops...

If you need to buy our stuffs at the shops, here are the list of outlets carrying SOME of our stuffs. Price might be varied, try to negotiate as lowest as you can. If you want it cheaper, contact us. Bank-in or mailing well-hidden cash is most of the time cheaper.

KUALA LUMPUR

Ricecooker Shop
Sub Basement 18, Bangunan Cahaya Suria, Jalan Tun Tan Siew Sin,
Kuala Lumpur, 50050 MALAYSIA


Studio,Shop.Space!
No. 17 1st Floor, Jalan 2A/27A, Section 1, Bandar Baru Wangsa Maju.

Tools N Trade
Campbell Complex, Kuala Lumpur

Dolls Store
87, Basement, Jln Bulan, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur


SELANGOR

Itudio Studio
31D-2, (Level 2) Kelana Mall, Jalan SS 6/12, Petaling Jaya.


TERENGGANU

Muixs Streetwear Shop
B.12, Gerai Pelbagai MBKT berhampiran dengan Terminal Bas Kuala Terengganu
017-9081808

KELANTAN

Attack! Attack! Studio,
2nd Floor, Bangunan Yusmah, Tanjung Chat, Kota Bharu
Malaysia

KEDAH

Crossover Bundle
Central Square, Sg. Petani

SINGAPORE

STRAITS RECORDS
766, North Bridge Road, Singapore 198734.

Punk Rock Bowling

we are not here just for music

Just now I was in the car with Zaki and we chatted about the scene, and as usual, the good old days and stuffs. We were talking about lack of zines nowadays and how the ethics are being left out by some of us who take hardcore and punk as just music.

Thus, I got an idea to make a campaign, a small campaign. How? At the back of each releases we're doing after this, we'll put a small line stating something like Nervhous and (insert band name) are totally against sexism, racism, fascism, and homophobic.

Well, Always Last already did it on their self-titled demo. Remember how Strange Culture Records always have this anti drugs abusing on each of their releases, yes something like that!

So, other labels can do the same, you know nowadays fanzines are rare to be seen at gigs. If there's any, some kids don't bother to buy and read them anyway. So, this way, I think maybe at least the kids can look up on the google the meaning of these words and not assuming that punk rock is all about going to shows, buy shirts and make a band only.

account number

Bank-in/transfer your money to us to order the stuffs;

162441057901 (Maybank)

or

14210065808522 (CIMB)

under the name Ahmad Nizamuddin Abdullah

After bank-in, do sms us the amount you transferred and the list of stuffs you want.

Our number: 017.963.9316

Alternatively, you can mail your well-hidden cash to our address.

Thank You.

Straight Answer @ KL 2009 video

Amert and Tobek's excellent Bandung trip pixs

More photos here

PS: Tour diary soon???

Give and Take featuring Bad Omen gig report

Thanks to the kids who came and made the Bad Omen show in KL a success yesterday. Bad Omen plus the frontman's wife and kid arrived at Pudu Termimal at 3pm. The gig started exactly at 4pm.
The band who kick-start the show was The Korok, a horror punk band, the latest addition in Nervhous family. They did some cover songs of the Misfits along with one own composition. I was busy at the door managing the entrance, so I only went in to take some photos.

Second band was Orange Free State who recently released their CDEP 'This City!', they played their songs from the CD and the crowd was chilling a bit with their noise pop. I was still busy at the door, and that's just my assuming, haha!
Up next was Cock Say Cock Dung from Kuala Terengganu. They played four songs from their recently release EP and two covers. I was invited to sing on those two covers; 'Lawan Diktataor' by Marjinal and 'Petrol Petrol Petrol' by DumDumTak. The crowds started to get more crazier and sang along.

Plague of Happiness brought along a friend from Japan, G-Sey and he played some songs acoustically for us.


The calm and soothing songs from G-Sey, was then changed with total heavy grinding madness by Spermblast. Crazy headbanging from the band members and crowd.

After hard-hitting grinding, we again calm down a bit with Polaris, a band who need no introduction in the post-rock (?) music scene. They also recently released an EP, and played songs from the EP and some old songs.
I missed to see Skunkfix's set but I watched the crazy set from the door. They played some new and old songs with Akmal (guitar hero punk rocker from T.I.M) as the guitarist. At this time, Tobek slammed and fell down so hard and he was resting in the car all the way after that and also was sent to hospital later that night. Wish he'll be okay.
After Skunkfix, Carburetor Dung played and followed by Plague of Happiness and Second Combat. As everyone is familiar with these bands set, I think I shouldn't elaborate more.

Finally, Bad Omen from Philippines took the stage and did the songs on their new album 'God is Everywhere' as well as some old songs. Mostly in English whilst some in their native language.

The gig ended at about 9.45pm with 100 people paid to enter. We gave some money to Bad Omen and Cock Say Cock Dung (who rented a Kenari to come to KL). The balance, we will give to our friend (RM300+), Fael who needs some money for his medication cost. Well, he needs a lot actually, but that's just some little portion we could give to his family. The idea to have a benefit gig for Fael atcually came from Nas of Plague of Happiness a couple of months ago.

Thanks to all the bands and kids who came, buy the stuffs on sale, selling some stuffs, helped here and there. See you guys at the next gig!

More photos here

destrucTV finally ready for you!

Buy this VCD at Bad Omen gig tomorrow!