The amount that (and the speed at which) Shiv Ahuja talks would make one wonder how this guy ever manages to shut up and click pictures. One look at his pictures though, and there's silence: the visuals spring to life in glorious black & white. We catch up with the 23-year-old Delhi photographer as he talks us through his process.
Reuben Bhattacharya, bass player for the very explosive Undying Inc, has more than enough tricks up his sleeve. But just this once, he gives a real Halloween treat through this very special playlist that he compiled. Prepare to get scared, very scared.
Something Relevant is dead, long live Something Relevant. The guys from Mumbai's happiest, most energetic jam band have rechristened themselves Baycity Lights. That's not all - they have a new sound, a new single (called 'Glued'; stream below), and a new tour (details below). Here are some early thoughts about the name change.
(All designs by Anish Sundaran) The Gig Week, in its third edition now, is just this very cool DIY initiative. It started in 2011 when three college kids
Mumbai’s groove metal band Asylum has finished recording all five tracks for their debut EP, Inmate, due to release sometime in November.
(Photo Credit: Vijay Kate) RSJ STAFF We managed to sneak into Undying Inc's jam pad the other day and, lo and behold, there they were, rehearsing their
Five-member New Delhi-based Hindi progressive rock band, Antariksh, released their debut album, titled Khoj, on September 8 at the Blue Frog in New Delhi. The...
(Artwork by Reuben Bhattacharya) ADITYA VARMA Delhi’s technical groove metal band Undying Inc have announced their comeback with their single called ‘IRONCLAD’, which hey treleased on September
Mumbai based two-man Satanic black metal band Solar Deity have released their third EP, called Devil Worship.
Akhil Sood re-visited Kino 108 again for the latest Bomb Thursdays. We present to you, his observations on the same.
Akhil Sood is the kinda guy who'll call a spade a spade or a piece of shit, if he feels he owes you the truth. We sent him to Andheri for the 2nd edition of Bomb Thursdays; he carried back an inexplicable smile on his face and left this in the mail....
Bhanuj Kappal is the happiest cynic we know. He's been travelling across gigs, collecting epiphanies and drawing conclusions. Some of them are NSFW but here's what we're willing to share.
CHINTAN KALRA This 'Papa Rock' phenomenon happens to anyone only once in their lifetime. It is upon us to make the
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