Malaysian indie rock band Kyoto Protocol misses performing live shows


With the Covid-19 pandemic putting a halt to gigs and concerts, musicians have been forced to turn to the new era of live streaming. But it just isn’t the same for local indie rock band Kyoto Protocol.

“We’ve tried live streaming and it’s just... different. When performing live, you get this direct connection when you lock eyes with the audience and you know it’s time to go.

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