Mumbai rock act Something Relevant has had its debut album Feels Good To Be Live in work-in-progress mode for a long time now (a recurring theme in Indian rock this year). And ever
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Mumbai rock act Something Relevant has had its debut album Feels Good To Be Live in work-in-progress mode for a long time now (a recurring theme in Indian rock this year). And ever
The dreamy pop-rock of Bliss Logic first caught our attention as the only non-electronica track of the Bombay edition of the Underground series of compilations. Now the trio compr
Riju Dasgupta makes no bones about his affectation toward horror-metal act King Diamond. The driving force behind, um, horror-metal project Albatross, Dasgupta attempts to take on
It’s safe to say that the ‘humour metal’ tag associated with Mumbai act Khiladi isn’t in any way a reflection of their sound. A lot of that initial facetiousness comes from the ban
Indian rock never really had a quintessential protest song. It could be argued that since Gandhi, our subculture just didn’t practice a protest based movement of social revolution,
All’s been quiet on the Da-Saz front since the release of their debut album Jet Lag in May last year; a fact that’s largely disappointing given that they were one of our picks for
Hindi rock quintet Prayag has been around since 2005, playing the regular college festival/competition circuit as most of our country’s young rock upstarts. This circuit has been t
Sridharan Ravichandran is a Chennai-born, Singapore based guitarist with a new album out and a free download to give. The 21 year old recently released his debut record Transcend.
It’s about that time of the year again when we love the weather. For a few weeks before we start hating it (as it engulfs our roads and our homes). But right now, we’re all, “Hey
We caught London indie pop quintet Fanfarlo at SXSW earlier this year. Twice. The first time was in a church where it was so quiet that when a phone rang somewhere in the distance,
Singer-songwriter Lionnel Mascarenhas released his debut album Wonderland in February 2007. Since then he’s played a few gigs and is working on writing his second album, which, if
Launchpad finalists The Circus were one of our top finds from the competition. Their brand of Incubus-inspired alternative was refreshing and, with the help of an elastic bass play
Post their Channel V Launchpad elimination, Workshop have been hard at, er, work on their debut album Khooni Murga. The imaginatively titled, 10 track full length will be relea
We’ll be honest, we loved Cursive most on their 2003 concept album The Ugly Organ. Though not exactly representative of the band’s sound, the record was up-tempo, indie-alt tha
Hardcore act Reverrse Polarity (yup, that’s an extra R there) impressed us with their rendition of ‘Bittersweet Symphony at the Launchpad eliminations, but seemed to lose steam
We fell in love with Tracyanne Campbell’s countryside pastiche on Camera Obscura’s 2006 breakthrough Let’s Get Out Of This Country. The band’s Merge debut saw them jump from Be
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