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Varun Nimbolkar’s Bah Bah Black Sheep is a five-track EP that weaves Indian classical and electronica together. Based in Pune, Nimbolkar has been steadily...
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British-born and New York-raised, Karsh Kale is a defining figure in global electronic fusion who has spent the last 25 years acting as a...
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In our collective consciousness today, Punjab often gets reduced to stereotypes. Happy, jolly, loud people. Struggling farmers. Rap music and fast cars. Drugs and...
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There are some records, which are blatantly, and quite charmingly young. This is not a dig at the artists behind Delhivision’s Day One, who...
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The new hardcore EP by Pacifist can only be described as straight edged. The EP spends very little time dilly dallying and is also...
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On his latest EP, Foenix a.k.a. Rohit Mukherjee polishes his already established disco sound fused with retro Indian aesthetics. He’s also made use of...
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Hip-Hop has been nothing short of a phenomenon in India and over the years the culture is permeating deeper into the ethos of our...
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The Indian rap-scape has always been interesting — spitting out admixtures of control and creativity that you do not usually envision, but which do...
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In an era of thumping trap drops and high-octane producer albums, YKSDOG has taken a refreshing detour with his debut EP Boys Don’t Cry....
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I listen to sudan’s new release — pocket friendly : volume i, at Bonobo, where he does a launch party and an elongated set...
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The Northeast never fails to impress with its incredible musical talent. While the region is well known for its rock scene, one genre it’s...
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Smoke & Muzzle have teamed up to deliver a refreshing six-song project titled Boy Drama. This Punjabi-Hindi EP, touted as “6 songs, 6 moods,...
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Bangalore-based progressive metal band Fallen Letters – featuring Vishal Naidu (vocals, guitars), Aditya Ramesh (lead guitar), Abhay Prakash (bass), and Mukund Narasimhan (drums) release...
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A Personal Journey Told Through Letters Debut albums often serve as an artist’s grand introduction, but Ekum’s first full-length project, Likhe Jo Khat Tujhe,...