Pesta Pecah Amanah

Saturday 12 July 2025

Guitar Sin Sang Studio

7.00pm

RM20

A night to celebrate everything that's wrong, with loud guitars!

Are you tired of honesty, transparency, and doing the right thing?

So are these four punk bands.
H8 (BN), Bowel Pus Slurping (KK), Krassuxan (KK), and Momporok Chronicles (KK).

They're throwing a party to honour all the backroom deals, broken promises, and creative accounting that keep the world spinning. Welcome to Pesta Pecah Amanah, the Festival of Breach of Trust.

It's a night of punk celebrating the broken systems around the world. They can't change them, but they sure can scream about them.

Entrance Fees

RM20 (try your luck with a bribe, who knows?)

Artist Line-up

[H8]

Hardcore, Brunei

H8 is a hardcore band with deep roots in Brunei's underground music scene, formed in 1993 by a group of friends who found release through distortion, speed, and raw emotion. Early adopters of nu-metal and hardcore, they brought the sounds of Machine Head, Slayer, Coal Chamber, and Soulfly to local stages.
Over the years, H8 has kept their defiant spirit alive. Loud, relentless, and proudly abrasive. H8 isn't here to please, they're here to shake the system.

Music

Bowel Pus Slurping

Groovy Goregrind, Kota Kinabalu

Meet the notorious rebels of the local death metal scene, the ones who scream what others won't even say.
Once locked away for crimes against good taste, they've broken free.
Now they're louder, filthier, and more unapologetic than ever.
This is Bowel Pus Slurping, untamed and unhinged. Come and hear them roar like never before.

Video

Krassuxan

Crusty/Raw Punk, Kota Kinabalu

Raw & romantic music for the melophile. Too loud for fat cats, congressmen & corruptors!
Momond on guitar, Mabean on bass, Nando on drums & Jaso on vocals.

Video

Momporock Chronicles

Dusunic Metalcore, Kota Kinabalu

Momporock Chronicles, a band forged in 2019, represents a unique fusion of genres. At the heart of their music lies the Dusun language spoken by the indigenous Dusun community in Sabah. Their distinctive sound is a testament to preserving and sharing their cultural heritage with the world.