The Changcuters is an Indonesian rock and roll band formed in 2004 in Bandung. The Band consists of Tria Ramadhani (vocal), Muhammad Iqbal/Qibil and Arlanda Langitan (guitar), Dipa Hasibuan (bass) and Erick Nindyoastomo (drums). They have released six albums, namely Mencoba Sukses (2006), The Changcuters & Misteri Kalajengking Hitam (2009), Tugas Akhir (2011), Visualis (2013), Binauralis (2016) and Loyalis (2020). Mencoba Sukses Kembali, a repackaged variant of Mencoba Sukses which was released in 2008, led to the group receiving the 2009 AMI Award for Best Newcomers. They have also played in The Tarix Jabrix trilogy. Their musical style is The Hives-and-The Rolling Stones-influenced. Name The name of The Changcuters is rumored to be derivation of the word "cangcut" (Indonesian for male's underwear), as pronounced with a Sundanese accent. However, the band insists that it was a pun of the name of a friend, namely Cahya. Ricky Siahaan from Rolling Stone Indonesia said, "Even from their name you can tell that they’re a comical band." Career The Changcuters was formed in 2004 by Dipa, Tria and Qibil. Later on the band would be joined by Erick and Alda, members of Qibil's former high school band. In August 2006, assisted by Uki of Peterpan, they released their debut album, Mencoba Sukses. However, due to limited distribution and promotion, the album did not sell well. They would then sign a contract with Sony BMG (now Sony Music) and the album was re-released in 2008 with the name Mencoba Sukses Kembali. The new album included two additional songs, namely "Racun Dunia" and "I Love You Bibeh". The musical style on the album is a mix of rock and roll and pop. Several tracks from this album were included on the soundtrack of The Tarix Jabrix (2008), a film in which they acted. As of 2009, the album has sold more than 75,000 copies. This album won the band Best Newcomers at the 2009 AMI Awards. Before releasing their second album, they released a single "Sang Penakluk Api", which was included on the soundtrack of Si Jago Merah (2008). They launched their third album, The Changcuters & Misteri Kalajengking Hitam, in mid-2009. In "Main Serong", some of the lyrics describe the lifestyles of urban youths, as with "Bebek Beringas" and "Mr. Portal", which describes a person's favorite motorcycle and a conflict with a security guard, respectively. "SDSB (Seputar Dago Seperti Biasa)" describes a night in