Kasi Geratak Dia!! Vol. 2
Loud Guitars, Local Bands, and One Fire-Powered Saturday Night
Kasi Geratak Dia!! Vol. 2 is coming to Rumamai Bar
If your weekend plans don't include sweat, distortion, and shouting “Kau ah!” into the void, you might want to rethink Saturday night.
On Saturday 24 May, Rumamai Karaoke & Bar is hosting Kasi Geratak Dia!! Vol. 2[1], a loud, proud local gig bringing together four homegrown bands ready to shake the walls. This is gritty, grungy, guitar-fueled fun.
Here's who's playing:
- Monsopiad
- Uniquecorn
- The Project Grunge
- Noob Volume Distortion
Come early, grab a drink, and stay loud. Whether you're here to support the bands, throw your head back, or just feel something that's not algorithm-approved, this is your night.
No dress code. No fake smiles. Just music, noise, and people who mean it.
Kau ah.
Tickets
RM20
Limited places (maximum 50 people)
More Info
"Kasi Geratak Dia!!" loosely means "Let's shake things up" in Sabahan slang. ↩︎
Artist Line-up
Monsopiad
Monsopiad is a hardcore punk band from Kota Kinabalu. They are heavily influenced by Deadguy, The Chariot, Deafheaven and others. They plan to release their first EP in March 2024, stay tuned! Almost like old dudes in the music scene, Monsopiad bring their experience to create a unique and different sound.
Uniquecorn
Uniquecorn is a grunge band hailing from Sabah, with roots in the town of Papar (Penampang). Influenced by legendary bands like Silverchair, Mindforce, and more, they fuse their inspirations into a sound that's raw, powerful, and undeniably electric.
The lineup features Josh on guitar and vocals, Shane on drums, and Adam on bass, three passionate musicians who deliver high-energy performances every time they hit the stage.
The Project Grunge
Experience the raw, gritty sound of grunge-infused melodies. From haunting vocals to powerful riffs, The Project Grunge offers a sonic journey through the heart of grunge. Let the music speak for itself as passion and energy are unleashed on stage.
Noob Volume Distortion
After spending more than five years on the underground scene with their heavy sound and sharp style, Noob Volume Distortion is back. The band may have gone quiet for a while, but they never truly disappeared. Reunited and recharged, they're back with the same raw energy that first got them noticed and an even deeper sense of conviction. They're still making their voices heard, through distortion.
How to get to this event?
Rumamai Karaoke & Bar
1st Floor, New World Commercial Centre, Taman Manis, 88300 Donggongon, Sabah, Malaysia.