An independent music scene for Penang

By Amanda Yeoh

June 2013 FEATURE
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If the cultural renaissance that many claim Penang is undergoing did not involve creative music, then something would be wrong. It was bound to happen sooner or later. IndiePG is trying to create space for local musicians and songwriters to develop their art and to excite an audience.Backstage at IndiePG, the members of The Electric Min’z Project are trying to define what their band sounds like. Guitarist Angelo Manuel has a go at it: “It’s a bit psychedelic… and we’ve...

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Amanda Yeoh

is a student, a writer and, of all things, a minimalist.

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