Butterfingers is a Malaysian rock band formed in 1993 and one of the most successful bands in Malaysian underground and mainstream music industry that performed in English language during the early 90s. They have since produced three demos, two compilations and six studio albums. The studio albums consists of four English albums and the last two album were produced in a Bahasa Melayu or Malay language Band members Emmett Roslan Ishak – lead vocals, rhythm guitar, violin, ukulele Khairil 'Loque' Ridzwan Anuar – lead guitar, vocals, keyboard, piano, samples Mohd Fakharudin 'Kadak' Mohd Bahar – bass Noor Haffizal 'Loko' Rashid – drum, percussion Former members – Khairul 'Kalai' Mois – drum, Azmir 'Numlock' Karim – programming Occasional live members – 'Batak' (guitar, keyboard), Greg Henderson (lead guitar) Biography History In 1991, a group of students at Malay College Kuala Kangsar (MCKK), which included Loque, Kadak and Kalai (who joined the band soon after their drummer left), formed a band called Loque's Tail. Producing their own material, the band was heavily influenced by Metallica. Later, the grunge genre was making waves in Malaysia and Loque's Tail decided to have a change in their musical direction from metal to grunge and punk.During a school break in 1993, Loque frequently visits a jamming studio named the Black Widow Studios in Petaling Jaya. During one of his visits he bumped into Emmett, who was there jamming with his own band at the time, Grunge Dayz. Impressed with Emmett's cover of "Under the Bridge" by Red Hot Chili Peppers, Loque then show his skills on "I Could Have Lied" to Emmett. Loque approached him to form a new band, which they finally settled on Butterfingers for the band's name. Not long after, Butterfingers was a hit in the local underground scene, playing in packed gigs. Butterfingers produced their first pair of demos in 1994, "Girl Friday"(Butterfingers first song) and When You're Addicted (later renamed to "Nicc o'Tynne"), which were first performed at the Cobra Club House, circa late 1994 and early 1995. With the positive feedback and confidence received from the gig, they decided to record more songs. 12 goats, 6 oranges and 2 angles was their first demo, which came from a live session at FM Studio on 10 January 1995. The demo displayed the raw energy they were known for, and heavily influenced by grunge with Emmett's vocals being presented in the same