Kamal Singh as Hoirong has released a brilliant, thoughtful debut that is as evocative of Seattle in the ’90s as Bangalore in the mid-’00s.
You’ve got to admit that music-wise, the Riot Peddlers—a three-piece punk rock band from Mumbai—are on top of their game.
Rummage through the songs on Gowri Jayakumar’s debut album, and you will find snippets and cut-outs of bygone youth and distant memories.
Sridhar/Thayil are still one of the most eccentric, experimental, and unique bands in the Indian scene.
Sulk Station’s hypnotic trip hop quivers with madness, lust, and most importantly, obsession.
Quirky and talented, the artists formerly known as Medusa have regrouped as a fresh entry into India’s alternative music scene.
Here are 10 very good reasons why you shouldn’t be jaded with music just yet.
It’s almost like the Dave Matthews Band and Pearl Jam had a baby in Chennai.
Irreverent rap geniuses Das Racist talk to us in an exclusive interview about the zombie apocalypse and their debut full-length album Relax.
The multi-talented Sidd Coutto talks to us about his new solo album Sunny Side Up.
What makes Laura Marling so special is her ability to soak into your brain, layer by layer.
With their tenth album, the Red Hot Chili Peppers prove that they’ve still got a few tricks up their sleeves.
