India Music Reviews: March 2020
Someone Else’s Arms (Rivita) Sad songs make for great debuts. US-based singer-songwriter-producer Rivita sings a charming ditty about losing love, and it is equal parts GO→
Posts by Shreya Bose
Festival Review: Mahindra Blues Festival 2020, Mumbai
10 years of blues music. That’s what the Mahindra Blues Festival accomplished on the 8th and 9th of February 2020. And to mark the momentous GO→
A legend looks to Indian shores Marty Friedman speaks on what keeps him growing
What are some stereotypes attached to you or your music that are completely untrue? That I’m a lover of the instrument of guitar. Musical instruments, GO→
Jacob Collier: A Revelation in Colourful Pants
There is nothing in the world quite like watching Jacob Collier live. This multi-Grammy-winning wunderkind rose to global adoration when he began posting unbelievably innovative GO→
Interview with Amogh Symphony
Depending on the album or track, you could transpose the music of Amogh Symphony to a rock opera, a New French Extremity film or a GO→
aswekeepsearching in four songs
As the band that made “Hindi post-rock” a thing that actually exists, aswekeepsearching are not strangers to being talked about. There are enough interviews and GO→
Parvaaz in four songs
A few years after listening to Parvaaz, one comes upon many metaphors to describe their music. If one is feeling particularly heartbroken, their discography can GO→
Indie Music Reviews April 2019
Main Kaun Hoon (Ketan Mohite) The most oft repeated artistic themes are the ones that sink their teeth in the deepest. How often have you GO→
Ankur Tewari in four songs!
In the auspices of all things Indian and indie, Ankur Tewari is unmissable. His saccharine croonings on the nature of personal loss and equally personal GO→
February 2019 issue featuring Karsh Kale on the cover!
Cover Story: Karsh Kale Quirks & Queries: Sanjeeta Bhattacharya Show Report: Music tech products launched at CES 2019. Articles: Indie Reviews, 7 best music movies GO→
