Nh7 Weekender Pune Day 2: New frontiers of fascination In my ever-so-humble opinion, one of the most potent effects of NH7 has always been facilitating discovery of new acts. Among others, I have found, at previous renditions, Parekh and Singh, Read More » 9 December 2018 NH7 Weekender Pune Day 1: The emergence of a community Music festivals spanning the breadth of NH7 Weekender often take on the form of a pilgrimage. Acolytes come from across the country to hail their personal gods. In the sky-splitting Read More » 8 December 2018 In conversation with Warren Mendonsa ahead of Jazz India Circuit What has surprised you most in 2018? When I was a kid in the 1980s, I naively thought that as a human race we’d have figured out a lot of Read More » 30 November 2018 Indie Music Reviews: October 2018 Takiye Pe Sar (Amanda Sodhi with Drishyam Play) There is something irreplaceable about universal experiences. No matter how often you talk about love, loss and personal redemption, it remains Read More » 23 October 2018 In conversation with Debarati Das: Pune based drummer Let’s get the cliche out of the way. Why did you pick drums? I’ve loved the sound of percussion since my childhood. When I was 12 or 13, I first Read More » 4 October 2018 Home-grown goodness: Indie music reviews Zaraasa (Pavan Gaikwad): Debuts are a good thing. It means someone else decided that they were going to deafen their inner monologue of self-doubt, and do something that they love. Read More » 3 October 2018 Indie music review: Dastaan by The Engineers As far as debuts go, this band out of Noida is fine. The problem is that when using the word fine in this regard, you are reminded more of the Read More » 28 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Mora Saiyaan by Qafilaa “Prog” is a difficult genre to define, mainly because you put King Crimson, Brian Eno, Steven Wilson and Opeth altogether in it. It took me years, but I eventually translated Read More » 17 September 2018 UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH MOHINI DEY In this conversation, the exceptionally talented Mohini Dey talks about it all – she narrates little anecdotes from her childhood, addresses her love for fashion, the choices she had to Read More » 15 September 2018 Quirks & Queries: Ananya Birla What is the most potent misconception that people have about you? Either that I’m serious (I’m always playing around, as people who follow me on Instagram have probably seen) or Read More » 12 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Revenge of Meenakshi by Trash Talk I’m a sucker for stories, regardless of the medium. Good art, after all, is simply the telling of stories that matter to the artist. If things go well, the story Read More » 11 September 2018 Home-grown Indie goodness: Blossom’s Blues by Tanya Nambiar Blossom Dearie was the last of those glittering women around whom revolved evening at cabarets. Their gossamer voices crooned of love, lust, loss and other things you weren’t quite aware Read More » 1 September 2018 « Previous Page1 … Page3 Page4 Page5 Page6 Page7 Page8 Next » Score TV Magazines New Releases Indie Reviews Gear Talk Pro Audio Music Instruments Menu Score TV Magazines New Releases Indie Reviews Gear Talk Pro Audio Music Instruments ARE YOU IN? Sign up to our e-Magazine. Get every issue straight to your inbox for Free Subscribe now Name Email send
NH7 Weekender Pune Day 1: The emergence of a community Music festivals spanning the breadth of NH7 Weekender often take on the form of a pilgrimage. Acolytes come from across the country to hail their personal gods. In the sky-splitting Read More » 8 December 2018 In conversation with Warren Mendonsa ahead of Jazz India Circuit What has surprised you most in 2018? When I was a kid in the 1980s, I naively thought that as a human race we’d have figured out a lot of Read More » 30 November 2018 Indie Music Reviews: October 2018 Takiye Pe Sar (Amanda Sodhi with Drishyam Play) There is something irreplaceable about universal experiences. No matter how often you talk about love, loss and personal redemption, it remains Read More » 23 October 2018 In conversation with Debarati Das: Pune based drummer Let’s get the cliche out of the way. Why did you pick drums? I’ve loved the sound of percussion since my childhood. When I was 12 or 13, I first Read More » 4 October 2018 Home-grown goodness: Indie music reviews Zaraasa (Pavan Gaikwad): Debuts are a good thing. It means someone else decided that they were going to deafen their inner monologue of self-doubt, and do something that they love. Read More » 3 October 2018 Indie music review: Dastaan by The Engineers As far as debuts go, this band out of Noida is fine. The problem is that when using the word fine in this regard, you are reminded more of the Read More » 28 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Mora Saiyaan by Qafilaa “Prog” is a difficult genre to define, mainly because you put King Crimson, Brian Eno, Steven Wilson and Opeth altogether in it. It took me years, but I eventually translated Read More » 17 September 2018 UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH MOHINI DEY In this conversation, the exceptionally talented Mohini Dey talks about it all – she narrates little anecdotes from her childhood, addresses her love for fashion, the choices she had to Read More » 15 September 2018 Quirks & Queries: Ananya Birla What is the most potent misconception that people have about you? Either that I’m serious (I’m always playing around, as people who follow me on Instagram have probably seen) or Read More » 12 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Revenge of Meenakshi by Trash Talk I’m a sucker for stories, regardless of the medium. Good art, after all, is simply the telling of stories that matter to the artist. If things go well, the story Read More » 11 September 2018 Home-grown Indie goodness: Blossom’s Blues by Tanya Nambiar Blossom Dearie was the last of those glittering women around whom revolved evening at cabarets. Their gossamer voices crooned of love, lust, loss and other things you weren’t quite aware Read More » 1 September 2018 « Previous Page1 … Page3 Page4 Page5 Page6 Page7 Page8 Next » Score TV Magazines New Releases Indie Reviews Gear Talk Pro Audio Music Instruments Menu Score TV Magazines New Releases Indie Reviews Gear Talk Pro Audio Music Instruments ARE YOU IN? Sign up to our e-Magazine. Get every issue straight to your inbox for Free Subscribe now Name Email send
In conversation with Warren Mendonsa ahead of Jazz India Circuit What has surprised you most in 2018? When I was a kid in the 1980s, I naively thought that as a human race we’d have figured out a lot of Read More » 30 November 2018 Indie Music Reviews: October 2018 Takiye Pe Sar (Amanda Sodhi with Drishyam Play) There is something irreplaceable about universal experiences. No matter how often you talk about love, loss and personal redemption, it remains Read More » 23 October 2018 In conversation with Debarati Das: Pune based drummer Let’s get the cliche out of the way. Why did you pick drums? I’ve loved the sound of percussion since my childhood. When I was 12 or 13, I first Read More » 4 October 2018 Home-grown goodness: Indie music reviews Zaraasa (Pavan Gaikwad): Debuts are a good thing. It means someone else decided that they were going to deafen their inner monologue of self-doubt, and do something that they love. Read More » 3 October 2018 Indie music review: Dastaan by The Engineers As far as debuts go, this band out of Noida is fine. The problem is that when using the word fine in this regard, you are reminded more of the Read More » 28 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Mora Saiyaan by Qafilaa “Prog” is a difficult genre to define, mainly because you put King Crimson, Brian Eno, Steven Wilson and Opeth altogether in it. It took me years, but I eventually translated Read More » 17 September 2018 UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH MOHINI DEY In this conversation, the exceptionally talented Mohini Dey talks about it all – she narrates little anecdotes from her childhood, addresses her love for fashion, the choices she had to Read More » 15 September 2018 Quirks & Queries: Ananya Birla What is the most potent misconception that people have about you? Either that I’m serious (I’m always playing around, as people who follow me on Instagram have probably seen) or Read More » 12 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Revenge of Meenakshi by Trash Talk I’m a sucker for stories, regardless of the medium. Good art, after all, is simply the telling of stories that matter to the artist. If things go well, the story Read More » 11 September 2018 Home-grown Indie goodness: Blossom’s Blues by Tanya Nambiar Blossom Dearie was the last of those glittering women around whom revolved evening at cabarets. Their gossamer voices crooned of love, lust, loss and other things you weren’t quite aware Read More » 1 September 2018 « Previous Page1 … Page3 Page4 Page5 Page6 Page7 Page8 Next » Score TV Magazines New Releases Indie Reviews Gear Talk Pro Audio Music Instruments Menu Score TV Magazines New Releases Indie Reviews Gear Talk Pro Audio Music Instruments ARE YOU IN? Sign up to our e-Magazine. Get every issue straight to your inbox for Free Subscribe now Name Email send
Indie Music Reviews: October 2018 Takiye Pe Sar (Amanda Sodhi with Drishyam Play) There is something irreplaceable about universal experiences. No matter how often you talk about love, loss and personal redemption, it remains Read More » 23 October 2018 In conversation with Debarati Das: Pune based drummer Let’s get the cliche out of the way. Why did you pick drums? I’ve loved the sound of percussion since my childhood. When I was 12 or 13, I first Read More » 4 October 2018 Home-grown goodness: Indie music reviews Zaraasa (Pavan Gaikwad): Debuts are a good thing. It means someone else decided that they were going to deafen their inner monologue of self-doubt, and do something that they love. Read More » 3 October 2018 Indie music review: Dastaan by The Engineers As far as debuts go, this band out of Noida is fine. The problem is that when using the word fine in this regard, you are reminded more of the Read More » 28 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Mora Saiyaan by Qafilaa “Prog” is a difficult genre to define, mainly because you put King Crimson, Brian Eno, Steven Wilson and Opeth altogether in it. It took me years, but I eventually translated Read More » 17 September 2018 UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH MOHINI DEY In this conversation, the exceptionally talented Mohini Dey talks about it all – she narrates little anecdotes from her childhood, addresses her love for fashion, the choices she had to Read More » 15 September 2018 Quirks & Queries: Ananya Birla What is the most potent misconception that people have about you? Either that I’m serious (I’m always playing around, as people who follow me on Instagram have probably seen) or Read More » 12 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Revenge of Meenakshi by Trash Talk I’m a sucker for stories, regardless of the medium. Good art, after all, is simply the telling of stories that matter to the artist. If things go well, the story Read More » 11 September 2018 Home-grown Indie goodness: Blossom’s Blues by Tanya Nambiar Blossom Dearie was the last of those glittering women around whom revolved evening at cabarets. Their gossamer voices crooned of love, lust, loss and other things you weren’t quite aware Read More » 1 September 2018 « Previous Page1 … Page3 Page4 Page5 Page6 Page7 Page8 Next »
In conversation with Debarati Das: Pune based drummer Let’s get the cliche out of the way. Why did you pick drums? I’ve loved the sound of percussion since my childhood. When I was 12 or 13, I first Read More » 4 October 2018 Home-grown goodness: Indie music reviews Zaraasa (Pavan Gaikwad): Debuts are a good thing. It means someone else decided that they were going to deafen their inner monologue of self-doubt, and do something that they love. Read More » 3 October 2018 Indie music review: Dastaan by The Engineers As far as debuts go, this band out of Noida is fine. The problem is that when using the word fine in this regard, you are reminded more of the Read More » 28 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Mora Saiyaan by Qafilaa “Prog” is a difficult genre to define, mainly because you put King Crimson, Brian Eno, Steven Wilson and Opeth altogether in it. It took me years, but I eventually translated Read More » 17 September 2018 UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH MOHINI DEY In this conversation, the exceptionally talented Mohini Dey talks about it all – she narrates little anecdotes from her childhood, addresses her love for fashion, the choices she had to Read More » 15 September 2018 Quirks & Queries: Ananya Birla What is the most potent misconception that people have about you? Either that I’m serious (I’m always playing around, as people who follow me on Instagram have probably seen) or Read More » 12 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Revenge of Meenakshi by Trash Talk I’m a sucker for stories, regardless of the medium. Good art, after all, is simply the telling of stories that matter to the artist. If things go well, the story Read More » 11 September 2018 Home-grown Indie goodness: Blossom’s Blues by Tanya Nambiar Blossom Dearie was the last of those glittering women around whom revolved evening at cabarets. Their gossamer voices crooned of love, lust, loss and other things you weren’t quite aware Read More » 1 September 2018 « Previous Page1 … Page3 Page4 Page5 Page6 Page7 Page8 Next »
Home-grown goodness: Indie music reviews Zaraasa (Pavan Gaikwad): Debuts are a good thing. It means someone else decided that they were going to deafen their inner monologue of self-doubt, and do something that they love. Read More » 3 October 2018 Indie music review: Dastaan by The Engineers As far as debuts go, this band out of Noida is fine. The problem is that when using the word fine in this regard, you are reminded more of the Read More » 28 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Mora Saiyaan by Qafilaa “Prog” is a difficult genre to define, mainly because you put King Crimson, Brian Eno, Steven Wilson and Opeth altogether in it. It took me years, but I eventually translated Read More » 17 September 2018 UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH MOHINI DEY In this conversation, the exceptionally talented Mohini Dey talks about it all – she narrates little anecdotes from her childhood, addresses her love for fashion, the choices she had to Read More » 15 September 2018 Quirks & Queries: Ananya Birla What is the most potent misconception that people have about you? Either that I’m serious (I’m always playing around, as people who follow me on Instagram have probably seen) or Read More » 12 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Revenge of Meenakshi by Trash Talk I’m a sucker for stories, regardless of the medium. Good art, after all, is simply the telling of stories that matter to the artist. If things go well, the story Read More » 11 September 2018 Home-grown Indie goodness: Blossom’s Blues by Tanya Nambiar Blossom Dearie was the last of those glittering women around whom revolved evening at cabarets. Their gossamer voices crooned of love, lust, loss and other things you weren’t quite aware Read More » 1 September 2018 « Previous Page1 … Page3 Page4 Page5 Page6 Page7 Page8 Next »
Indie music review: Dastaan by The Engineers As far as debuts go, this band out of Noida is fine. The problem is that when using the word fine in this regard, you are reminded more of the Read More » 28 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Mora Saiyaan by Qafilaa “Prog” is a difficult genre to define, mainly because you put King Crimson, Brian Eno, Steven Wilson and Opeth altogether in it. It took me years, but I eventually translated Read More » 17 September 2018 UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH MOHINI DEY In this conversation, the exceptionally talented Mohini Dey talks about it all – she narrates little anecdotes from her childhood, addresses her love for fashion, the choices she had to Read More » 15 September 2018 Quirks & Queries: Ananya Birla What is the most potent misconception that people have about you? Either that I’m serious (I’m always playing around, as people who follow me on Instagram have probably seen) or Read More » 12 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Revenge of Meenakshi by Trash Talk I’m a sucker for stories, regardless of the medium. Good art, after all, is simply the telling of stories that matter to the artist. If things go well, the story Read More » 11 September 2018 Home-grown Indie goodness: Blossom’s Blues by Tanya Nambiar Blossom Dearie was the last of those glittering women around whom revolved evening at cabarets. Their gossamer voices crooned of love, lust, loss and other things you weren’t quite aware Read More » 1 September 2018 « Previous Page1 … Page3 Page4 Page5 Page6 Page7 Page8 Next »
Home-grown goodness: Mora Saiyaan by Qafilaa “Prog” is a difficult genre to define, mainly because you put King Crimson, Brian Eno, Steven Wilson and Opeth altogether in it. It took me years, but I eventually translated Read More » 17 September 2018 UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH MOHINI DEY In this conversation, the exceptionally talented Mohini Dey talks about it all – she narrates little anecdotes from her childhood, addresses her love for fashion, the choices she had to Read More » 15 September 2018 Quirks & Queries: Ananya Birla What is the most potent misconception that people have about you? Either that I’m serious (I’m always playing around, as people who follow me on Instagram have probably seen) or Read More » 12 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Revenge of Meenakshi by Trash Talk I’m a sucker for stories, regardless of the medium. Good art, after all, is simply the telling of stories that matter to the artist. If things go well, the story Read More » 11 September 2018 Home-grown Indie goodness: Blossom’s Blues by Tanya Nambiar Blossom Dearie was the last of those glittering women around whom revolved evening at cabarets. Their gossamer voices crooned of love, lust, loss and other things you weren’t quite aware Read More » 1 September 2018 « Previous Page1 … Page3 Page4 Page5 Page6 Page7 Page8 Next »
UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH MOHINI DEY In this conversation, the exceptionally talented Mohini Dey talks about it all – she narrates little anecdotes from her childhood, addresses her love for fashion, the choices she had to Read More » 15 September 2018 Quirks & Queries: Ananya Birla What is the most potent misconception that people have about you? Either that I’m serious (I’m always playing around, as people who follow me on Instagram have probably seen) or Read More » 12 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Revenge of Meenakshi by Trash Talk I’m a sucker for stories, regardless of the medium. Good art, after all, is simply the telling of stories that matter to the artist. If things go well, the story Read More » 11 September 2018 Home-grown Indie goodness: Blossom’s Blues by Tanya Nambiar Blossom Dearie was the last of those glittering women around whom revolved evening at cabarets. Their gossamer voices crooned of love, lust, loss and other things you weren’t quite aware Read More » 1 September 2018 « Previous Page1 … Page3 Page4 Page5 Page6 Page7 Page8 Next »
Quirks & Queries: Ananya Birla What is the most potent misconception that people have about you? Either that I’m serious (I’m always playing around, as people who follow me on Instagram have probably seen) or Read More » 12 September 2018 Home-grown goodness: Revenge of Meenakshi by Trash Talk I’m a sucker for stories, regardless of the medium. Good art, after all, is simply the telling of stories that matter to the artist. If things go well, the story Read More » 11 September 2018 Home-grown Indie goodness: Blossom’s Blues by Tanya Nambiar Blossom Dearie was the last of those glittering women around whom revolved evening at cabarets. Their gossamer voices crooned of love, lust, loss and other things you weren’t quite aware Read More » 1 September 2018 « Previous Page1 … Page3 Page4 Page5 Page6 Page7 Page8 Next »
Home-grown goodness: Revenge of Meenakshi by Trash Talk I’m a sucker for stories, regardless of the medium. Good art, after all, is simply the telling of stories that matter to the artist. If things go well, the story Read More » 11 September 2018 Home-grown Indie goodness: Blossom’s Blues by Tanya Nambiar Blossom Dearie was the last of those glittering women around whom revolved evening at cabarets. Their gossamer voices crooned of love, lust, loss and other things you weren’t quite aware Read More » 1 September 2018 « Previous Page1 … Page3 Page4 Page5 Page6 Page7 Page8 Next »
Home-grown Indie goodness: Blossom’s Blues by Tanya Nambiar Blossom Dearie was the last of those glittering women around whom revolved evening at cabarets. Their gossamer voices crooned of love, lust, loss and other things you weren’t quite aware Read More » 1 September 2018 « Previous Page1 … Page3 Page4 Page5 Page6 Page7 Page8 Next »
