Posts tagged ‘Teddy Boy Kill’

Art/Music Event Dog Day Afternoons Announced

Wednesday, December 14th, 2011

We think you are mistaken, dear Florence. The dog days are not over.

The 10 Best Gig Photos of 2011 (So Far)

Thursday, September 15th, 2011

We’ve picked the top 10 photos from gigs we’ve attended so far in 2011.

Counterpoint: Escape Festival, Naukuchiatal

Thursday, June 2nd, 2011

While the recently concluded Escape Festival was a valiant effort, the event had its share of bloopers and mismanagement. We’ve got an attendee’s view, along with more great pics from Shiv Ahuja.

Pics: Escape Festival, Naukuchiatal

Friday, May 27th, 2011

The Escape Festival saw a bunch of artists from around the country converge at The Lake Resort, Naukuchiatal for three two days of music and art. Shiv Ahuja brings us pictures.

Buy Escape Festival Tickets On NH7

Monday, May 9th, 2011

Tickets for the Uttarakhand festival can be purchased directly via NH7. Head inside for details, including the schedule of the festival.

Escape Festival Announced

Friday, April 8th, 2011

The third edition of the Escape Festival will be held this May on the shores of Lake Naukuchiatal in Uttrakhand. Check inside for details, including a partial lineup.

Watch: Allegro Fudge, AR Rahman, Bombay Bassment, Teddy Boy Kill Videos

Monday, February 21st, 2011

A young girl running around in a park, James Franco, a failed hip hop spoof video and a bunch of timelapses. It’s not been a good day at the office for Indian music videography.

Ujaan Festival Announced

Friday, January 28th, 2011

The Ujaan Festival for the Sunderbans will be held in Frazergunj, West Bengal in March, featuring an excellent lineup of Indian acts including Shaa’ir + Func, Lounge Piranha and Bay Beat Collective.

“I feel that a lot of mainstream music is vacuous and reactionary. To me it advocates a vision of life that is false and excludes many people. Dancehall and Hip Hop have a long tradition of representing an alternative voice.” We have an exclusive interview with Taru Dalmia aka Delhi Sultanate about the making of Word, Sound & Power: The Bant Singh Project, and the Indian hip hop journey.

Word, Sound & Power: The Bant Singh Project

Friday, October 1st, 2010

“It’s been 30 years since I’ve been singing.” Dalit folk singer Bant Singh talks about finding his strength 18 days after his arms and legs were amputated. Word, Sound and Power: The Bant Singh Project is a film that showcases the story of Bant Singh featuring a collaboration with DJ Chris McGuinness, Delhi Sultanate and Audio Pervert.