Indie Music Reviews: January 2019
Antahkarana (Nkshtra): A shorn, elegantly crinkled bassline can carry a track on it’s own weight, and Divyesh Gholap AKA Nkshtra is distinctly aware of this. GO→
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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 GO→
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 GO→
Album review: Trap Into The Underground Of Indian Hip-Hop With Showtime
The annals of Indian hip-hop movement aren’t very long-winded yet, but in an extremely short period the scene, that began with a few hits from GO→
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 GO→
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 GO→
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 GO→
Indie Music Reviews: August 2018
Sei Unmaad Nikha (Bhargav Ojapali) Difference, if accepted, is a source of strength. It compels us to expand the limits of our knowledge and makes GO→
Home-grown goodness: Indie Review Shahenshah by Chabuk
Shahenshah (Chabuk) I’ll get the obvious out of the way. Comparisons to Rage Against The Machine are immediate. This is a band doing rap-rock for GO→
