Showing posts with label vague. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vague. Show all posts

Monday, July 18, 2016

Next Show : Opening for Marais (German Skramz) at JK7, Kemang on Thursday (21/7)


First show after Lebaran holiday and our tour back in May hahahaha. Life gets in the way, but we're back to play more music. We will be opening for Marais (German Skramz) as a part of their SEA tour here in Jakarta. Please come and support! Renting a venue is getting more and more difficult and expensive here. 

Footsteps is now available online everywhere!


Better late than never yeah? Our first full-length "Footsteps" is now available on various digital music services. What's up overseas friends?!? 

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24/7, 7 Digital, Amazon MP3, BounDEE, Emusic, iMusica, iTunes/Apple Music, MediaNet, Akazoo, Deezer, Guvera, iHeartRadio/Thumbplay, KKBOX, Qobuz, Rdio, Rhapsody/Napster, Saavn, Simfy Africa, SonStream, Spotify, Xbox Music, Youtube Art Tracks, Aspiro/Tidal, InProdicon, Music Box, AMI Entertainment, AMPYA Music Portal, Gracenote, Slacker, Bandcamp
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Monday, February 1, 2016

Write-Up on The Other Option Website (SEA/Australian Hardcore/Punk Documentary!!)




Vague got a little write-up here, along with Snaggletooth, Daighila and Pisschrist. Cheers Rohan Thomas
Be sure to check out the The Other Option Documentary DVD, they recently put out covering Australian punk and hardcore in South East Asia!


Saturday, December 12, 2015

New T-shirts!


120k. Gildan ultra sizing. 

To order, sms/whatsapp 08179837029 or hit us up on email : yudz_sXe@hotmail.com 

Monday, November 2, 2015

Vague - A Giant Blur (Music Video)



In collaboration with Kulturo
Directed, edited, written by Riar Rizaldi
Cinematography by Adythia Utama
Produced and written by Marshal Pardede

Actor: Jean Marais

Accompanying essay by Dwiputri Pertiwi : 

Life is often demanding, but sometimes we demand even more from it. When it does not turn out the way we would like it to, it is difficult to avoid disappointment—it is as if we had just been diagnosed with a serious illness, that illness being life itself. It is a truth that becomes all the more difficult to accept when we realize that the disease is also the cure: the faster we run away, the faster we will return. So here we are, running back and forth, escaping, creating and re-creating the giant blur. At this point, the only way to get even the slightest sign of clarity is to go for a long drive when almost everyone else is asleep.

The world rushes its way in a circle.


Exploring themes of uncertainty, fading idealism and the fear of death is what the Jakarta-based trio, Vague, sought out to do through their first music video. "A Giant Blur", which is the fourth track from 'Footsteps' (2014), became the band's first attempt to combine their music with visual components. Vague collaborated with Kulturo, a collective initiated by filmmakers Riar Rizaldi and Adythia Utama.


Nothing is clear. 


It's all a giant blur.


The video focuses on a middle-aged man who, upon receiving a letter from a hospital, spends the night driving aimlessly around Jakarta. As a whole, the narrative appears to be easy to follow, but the process of creating the video proved to be a challenge. "For me, Vague's 'A Giant Blur' is a song that's very hard to visualize as a story," said Riar. In the end, he and his team decided that it was best to treat the character as the video's unifying element—a bridge between the story and the song.

While a song is indeed capable of speaking for itself, "A Giant Blur" there is no harm in approaching it from a different perspective. 

Saturday, October 24, 2015

Friday, October 9, 2015

Interview with Hema Records (Solo) - In English


Click here for the full interview

Short Write-Up from Wasted Rockers


Translation : 

"Ever since the first time we wrote about Vague (yes, we were the first media to write about them) and uploaded their debut demo in 2011, we knew that they had 'something' fresh to offer. 

Look at them now, 4 years later Vague has become one of the household names in the local post-hardcore scene. 

Thanks to these guys, lots of young local bands start to explore mid 80's - early 90's Dischord Records and Kill Rock Star releases. 

Vague (whether you like them or not) has revitalise the word "Emo" and "Post-Hardcore" in the local scene." 

-Wasted Rockers-

Monday, May 25, 2015

23/Nothing 7" is up for Pre-Order! Through Stockroom Records

VAGUE - 23/NOTHING 7" EP is now available for Pre-Order. 
Limited to 200 black vinyl.

Pre-Order Price: 140K
Normal Price: 170K (sorry it's US pressing, and the dollar is killing it right now.)


Please send all preorders / wholesale inquiry to stockroom81[at]gmail[dot]com. 
Overseas friends may join the PO as well (payment will have to be made through paypal)

Arrival estimation: Late June 2015 / Early July 2015.

Footsteps Tour 2015 is done! Thanks everyone!

They say a picture speaks a thousand words? Here are thousands of them then. Credit goes to our buddy, Arif Ramly.






For more pictures from the tour, go here : Footsteps Tour 2015 Pictures