TARR! captures the struggles of growing up in a small city.
It’s about working simply to survive, questioning the future, and laughing about it before another day begins.
Their debut album, BERANTAKAN, brings all of that together.
Two years after releasing the single “02.50,” TARR! introduces its first full-length album, featuring eight tracks.
Instead of pursuing complex arrangements, the album takes a direct approach to everyday life in an urban village.
The lyrics use familiar language that feels close to everyday conversations.
Rough-sounding guitars and bass combine with catchy drum patterns.
Throughout, the band stays rooted in the punk rock foundation that has shaped its music from the beginning.
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Finding Peace With Everyday Reality
BERANTAKAN does not attempt to teach listeners how to solve their worries.
Instead, the album encourages them to make peace with the realities around them.
The songs were created from a small rented room in a narrow alley within a densely populated neighborhood in Purwokerto.
Yet the concerns explored throughout the album reach beyond the city where TARR! created them.
The album is now available across digital streaming platforms.
About TARR!
TARR! was born from Purwokerto’s independent music scene.
The punk rock band consists of Zaqi Fatahilah on vocals, Setyo Adi Nugroho on guitar, Yoga Azis on bass, and Naufal Alif on drums.
The band first gained attention through “02.50.”
They then spent two years writing and recording their debut full-length album, marking a new chapter in their musical journey.
BERANTAKAN is now available on all major digital streaming platforms.
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