Entering year six of their plan for World Domination, Indonesian Hardcore crew Huminoid have prepared EP “Pride Comes Before the Crash” for our listening displeasure. Originating as a Death Metal band in 2017 they have undergone a gradual evolution through years of writing and recording as well as personnel changes to create a sound closer
After the static camera version of this set from Indonesian Metallic Hardcore homewreckers Huminoid from their appearance at the first incarnation of Moshpit Noise, a showcase for the Independent Records Label, Record Store, Distribution, Music Publishing and Recording House otherwise known as Moshpit Records, how about the version from the pit? Transcending Death Metal to
Ahead of the release of their new single “Imprisoned“, Indonesian Metallic Hardcore merchants Huminoid too centre stage at the first incarnation of the Moshpit Noise, a showcase event for Moshpit Records, an Independent Records Label, Record Store, Distribution, Music Publishing and Recording House on 21st May. Filmed Rangga Mamengko here’s their set in full which
When you see something that just ain’t right, there are many ways you can deal with it. For Indonesian Metallic Hardcore mob Huminoid rather than start protesting in the conventional sense they directed their energies into inking a new track called “Imprisoned” to spread the word as they continue to follow the likes of Harms
Indonesian Metallic Hardcore six piece HUMINOID have been chipping away at the scene with a pair of 3 track EPs following their evolution from a Death Metal act in 2017 through numerous line up changes while staying very much at the more brutal end of the genre. Now comprising Luky Ibrahim (Vocals), Matthias Kaunang (Guitar),
This week has been something of a celebration of our Indonesian Metal brothers Huminoid as the Manado based Metallic Hardcore six piece landed their self titled sophomore EP on Planet Metal with a satisfying crunch. We’ve waxed lyrical about how they started life as a Death Metal outfit before getting rid of their initial recordings
As we did back in October 2020 when they made their debut with EP “All Hell Broke Loose“, seven months on as Indonesian Hardcore outfit Huminoid have unveiled their sophomore, self titled release, we’ve brought you a review and an exclusive interview from them to accompany it. Both offerings have landed like the meteorite from
Hailing from Manado in Indonesia, Huminoid are a six piece who caught our ears with their debut EP “All Hell Broke Loose” in October last year, a three track effort that served as the bands first wrecking ball strike at the World of Metallic Hardcore having opening transcended to the genre having started out as
It’s been eight months since the arrival of the DIY three track EP “All Hell Broke Loose” from Indonesian Metallic Hardcore beast Huminoid and since they have had their noses firmly to the grindstone working on the follow up. Originally forming in 2017 as a Death Metal outfit they evolved citing influence in the likes
Indonesia. Between India and the Pacific Ocean it consists of more than 17 thousand Islands of varying size and is famous in Olympic circles for its medal haul in Weightlifting and the country’s staple food is rice. But we’re not here to talk about any of that. We’re here because after reviewing the Huminoid EP