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Mad Madmen are a genre-hopping power trio from Jakarta, Indonesia, made up of Kalam Mahardhika (guitars/vocals), Marvin Muhammad (bass/vocals), and Thareq Satria Lubuk (drums).
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Mad Madmen are a genre-hopping power trio from Jakarta, Indonesia, made up of Kalam Mahardhika (guitars/vocals), Marvin Muhammad (bass/vocals), and Thareq Satria Lubuk (drums).
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Mad Madmen are a genre-hopping power trio from Jakarta, Indonesia, made up of Kalam Mahardhika (guitars/vocals), Marvin Muhammad (bass/vocals), and Thareq Satria Lubuk (drums).
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Mad Madmen are a genre-hopping power trio from Jakarta, Indonesia, made up of Kalam Mahardhika (guitars/vocals), Marvin Muhammad (bass/vocals), and Thareq Satria Lubuk (drums).
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Mad Madmen are a genre-hopping power trio from Jakarta, Indonesia, made up of Kalam Mahardhika (guitars/vocals), Marvin Muhammad (bass/vocals), and Thareq Satria Lubuk (drums). Describing themselves as a passion-driven "childhood band," they resist easy classification, folding reggae-dub, dance music, rock, jazz, and even industrial metal into a playful, funk-laced sound. Their releases lean on wordplay — the EP 'Ego Friendly' twists "eco-friendly," while the album 'Mental Breakdance' riffs on "mental breakdown," the latter completed during the pandemic as a reflection of unsettled times. The result is a restless, jazzed-up prog-pop that mirrors the trio's wide-ranging tastes.
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Mad Madmen are a genre-hopping power trio from Jakarta, Indonesia, made up of Kalam Mahardhika (guitars/vocals), Marvin Muhammad (bass/vocals), and Thareq Satria Lubuk (drums). Describing themselves as a passion-driven "childhood band," they resist easy classification, folding reggae-dub, dance music, rock, jazz, and even industrial metal into a playful, funk-laced sound. Their releases lean on wordplay — the EP 'Ego Friendly' twists "eco-friendly," while the album 'Mental Breakdance' riffs on "mental breakdown," the latter completed during the pandemic as a reflection of unsettled times. The result is a restless, jazzed-up prog-pop that mirrors the trio's wide-ranging tastes.
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