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Delhi based Grunge band Mocaine releases animated video for 97′

Delhi based grunge band Mocaine releases animated video for their song called 97′, the 5th and final installment in the Portrait of Dalí video album, from their EP released in 2018.

Delhi based grunge band Mocaine releases animated video for their song called 97′, the 5th and final installment in the Portrait of Dalí video album, from their EP released in 2018. The song speaks of a colorblind 5-year old boy and the video is a literal translation of the lyrics. Mocaine is one of the handful of bands in the country still trying to keep grunge alive. While the band hasn’t yet brought a lot new to the genre, all of their songs sound classic, adhering to all the tenets of the chosen genre.

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