Level Five
Level Five’s ‘Semicolon’ is an urge to embrace life
The choice of title, "Semicolon", carries profound symbolism. A semicolon represents the continuation of someone's life despite facing adversity—it symbolises strength in the midst of a storm. In the context of mental health, it serves as an affirmation of solidarity against a myriad of challenges.
30 bands will play in unique pop-culture expo
The festival boasts an assortment of captivating events, such as the highly anticipated cosplay competition, engaging comic book exhibitions, immersive experience zones, dedicated kids' zones, exceptional performances from hip hop and K-pop, thrilling gaming activities, tantalizing food zones, and thought-provoking panel discussions.
Album Review / ‘Alo Adhar’: A diamond in the rough
Containing just five songs, “Alo Adhar” truly felt like a breath of fresh air, particularly in terms of the EP format.
No gimmicks, just music
Level Five have been in the music scene for quite some time now, having originally formed in 2011.
Level Five’s ‘Semicolon’ is an urge to embrace life
The choice of title, "Semicolon", carries profound symbolism. A semicolon represents the continuation of someone's life despite facing adversity—it symbolises strength in the midst of a storm. In the context of mental health, it serves as an affirmation of solidarity against a myriad of challenges.
30 bands will play in unique pop-culture expo
The festival boasts an assortment of captivating events, such as the highly anticipated cosplay competition, engaging comic book exhibitions, immersive experience zones, dedicated kids' zones, exceptional performances from hip hop and K-pop, thrilling gaming activities, tantalizing food zones, and thought-provoking panel discussions.
‘Alo Adhar’: A diamond in the rough
Containing just five songs, “Alo Adhar” truly felt like a breath of fresh air, particularly in terms of the EP format.
No gimmicks, just music
Level Five have been in the music scene for quite some time now, having originally formed in 2011.
