A.C.A.B.

A.C.A.B., which stands for "All Cops Are Bastards," is a Malaysian street punk band that was formed in the early 1990s. The group is known for its involvement in the skinhead scene and for producing music that often addresses themes of unity, working-class struggles, and anti-authoritarianism. Their sound is characterized by its raw energy and punk rock ethos, drawing influence from the Oi! subgenre. A.C.A.B. has gained a following within the Southeast Asian punk community and has contributed to the regional punk rock movement with their aggressive style and socially conscious lyrics. The albums "Where Have All The Bootboys Gone?" and "The Best Of A.C.A.B." are among their known works, showcasing some of their most popular songs. Throughout their career, A.C.A.B. has faced various challenges, including controversies due to their name and the political nature of their music, but they have maintained a dedicated fan base within the punk scene.