Loque, who was back in Boston). Emmett returned to Malaysia and performed at the Petronas Technology University on July 31, 2015. Later, he also performed as "Emmett I" and have few single as a solo act. In some interviews in 2009, Loque informed that the band was not disbanded but in a long hibernation mode because each band members were busy with their own career and project. Reunion (2016 – present) After a long hiatus, they reunited in 2016 and headlined the Rockaway Festival (ROCKAWAY THE SAGA CONTINUES) that took place on November 19 at Extreme Park, Bukit Jalil. The festival were divided by two phases and features international acts such as Scorpions, Third Eye Blind, Taking Back Sunday, and The Get Up Kids, Ron ‘Bumblefoot’ Thal, Malaysian's local acts such as Alleycats, Zainal Abidin, Wings, Deja Voodoo Spells, One Buck Short, Pop Shuvit, Hujan, Radhi OAG, Indonesia's The Changcuters and many more. On 2 November 2019, the band had another reunion 'sold out' concert to celebrate the anniversary of their most best selling album in Malaysia's mainstream music industry which was the Transcendence (1999) album. The Butterfingers: Transcendence 20th Anniversary Concert was held at Malawati Stadium in Shah Alam in conjunction with the Selangor Youth Republic carnival and powered by TM's Unifi. After the big success of Transcendence reunion concert, the band was also expected to performed at another music festival NUSAFEST 2020 at Bandar Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur in March with local acts such as Cromok, Joe Flizzow, Exists (Reunion), Rusty Blade, Indonesian act such as Slank, PADI Reborn, Seringai and many more. Due to COVID19 pandemic, the festival was postponed Musical style Butterfingers music is often characterised under the genre of Grunge. As time went on, they have evolved with a more matured sound, progressing with multiple influence variations including alternative rock, post-grunge, classic rock, psychedelic rock, progressive rock and traditional/folk. During their English language era, the band's primary lyricist was Emmett, while Loque was the primary songwriter throughout the band's conception. Often attributed for their live performances, the band rarely perform in large venues such as arenas and amphitheaters. Instead, they regularly plays smaller venues. Loque once said in an interview, "We're definitely a live band. That's what it's all about for us. We make records so we can go out and play for the people." Discography 1994 – 2 tracks untitled recording (Demo) 1. Girl Friday