Frequency Cannon consists of four musicians, namely Kua Chee (vocals), Azril Dino (drums), Azrul (bass) and Yuri (guitar). You’d probably remember the band as the first champions of Astro Hitz.TV’s Blast Off competition in 2005.

Singaporean band Bismuth doesn’t make music for the hype. None of that indie stuff for this band whose straight up rock delivers its punch right after you insert this EP into your player.

Scene At The Movies comprises three not-so-terrible looking guys from Malaysia. Brothers Dharen (guitar) and Rohan (bass) have that Madden twins’ synchronicity on vocals.

In a time of neon colours and decadent club nights filled with the fabulous and weird, Steve Aoki rules as the king of the pack.

Johor Bahru based Novela's demo, Murder In Wonderland, is sold out, but the good news is that the band is giving out these shoe gaze/ post rock songs free of charge in their Myspace page.

The Karl Maka are Hayashida Ken and Jonathan Fong, who are both very lovely. They make really good music using keyboards and drum machines and other things with buttons.

Finally. After two years, the B-Quartet have finally released tomorrow is our permanent address.

Twenty one years on, the BMX Bandits is still an enigma in the world of indie pop.

Roisin Murphy has been steadily building a solo career since Moloko’s breakup in 2003, not that you’d know much about it.

Anna Ternheim is a name that might be obscure to the rest of the world but in Sweden, Ternheim is a bonafide star with three Swedish Grammy Awards under her belt.