Sunday Evening Raga Rhythm For You
If it’s classical virtuosity that your Sunday evening deserves, we have just the little concert to tell you about.
10 December 2011
If it’s classical virtuosity that your Sunday evening deserves, we have just the little concert to tell you about.
Shubha Mudgal and her cohorts trace a loner’s path through the musical universe, with emotions that are earthy and philosophies bred in this world.
The big year end keeps getting bigger, as London based Shri announces his return to India, with much more on his agenda than a gig at the Sunburn Festival.
When the world’s this big, your opportunity could be hiding anywhere. Pune thrash metallists prove that and much more with their debut album.
This only applies if you’re a Bangalorean who can’t seem to groove enough. Watch out for opening act, The Family Cheese as well!
So, after years of missing out, distance won’t keep you away again.
Why? Because here is where the true joys of diversity will come out, as musicians from across the world leave their homes to come seek a common ground. Which, by the way, happens to be right next to Express Avenue.
That’s what’s promised, as Kailash Kher reveals his band’s upcoming fourth studio album.
It’s not really foreign if you love it and Sarabjit Singh Chadha goes out on a limb to prove it. Here’s the story of an unusual man mastering an unusual art.
Science dudes be tellin’ us how homeboys listen to songs that have ‘reproductive hints’.
It’s all about cool ideas, and here’s another one from Split, them of the indigenous alt-rock.
Another new day, another new single. Except this new single is probably better than this Tuesday.
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