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Faridkot Release Their Latest Album, 'Phir Se?'

Delhi hindi electronica pop rock outfit Faridkot released their latest album, Phir Se? on June 4 at the Blue Frog in Mumbai, along with a music video. We spoke to guitarist Rajarshi Sanyal about the band's latest release.

BUZZ! Jun 11, 2014

By RSJ Staff  

How The Overseas Project Push Boundaries

A confluence of three musicians living in Kuwait, originally hailing from Bangladesh, Pakistan, and India, led to the formation of The Overseas Project. The band plays a heady mix of pop, rock, the blues, Hindi rock, and more, with a couple of singles and a video already out and further releases lined up. We speak with Amitabh Sengupta, Majid Mahmood, and Hasib Raza, the three guys who constitute The Overseas Project, about Dropbox, politics in their music, their vision and philosophy, their sound, and what the future holds. 

interviews May 19, 2014

By RSJ Staff  

Songs of Rebellion: A Call From The Down Troddence

The folk metal band from 'God's own country' hope to redefine metal with their narration of history and their debut album.

features May 07, 2014

By Aditya Varma  

The Coiling Of Sounds And Escher's Knot

We spoke to Escher's Knot vocalist, Abijith Rao, about the intertwining sounds and the unbreakable bond of the 'Knot.

features May 01, 2014

By Aditya Varma  

Parikrama Respond to Accusations and Criticism

In addition to blazing an explosive journey over 23 years of playing rock 'n' roll, Parikrama have also often faced criticism about a perceived lack of originality or an over-reliance on playing covers. Here, we speak with Subir Malik as he responds to the accusations. Scroll down to read the full interview.

interviews Apr 28, 2014

By Akhil Sood  

Undying Inc. - A Decade of Destruction

A full decade of destroying every stage they step on, and Delhi’s extreme metal spearheads, Undying Inc., are showing no signs of slowing down. They’ve paved their own path, done it their way, and, above all, kept the process of writing and playing music with honesty at the forefront. Shomi Gupta sits down with the band for a long chat on their legacy, future plans, and everything in between.

features Apr 24, 2014

By Shomi Gupta  

Ex-Them Clones Guitarist Launches New Collaborative Project

Former Them Clones guitarist Gucci Singh launched his collaborative project, Crazy Weather, with the release of their debut album, Half Life.

features Apr 18, 2014

By Aditya Varma  

Control-ALT-Delete - The Metal Chapter: Survive This!

Bombay's favourite crowdfunded gig, Control-ALT-Delete, returns on June 1 at the Blue Frog. Oh, and it's an all-new METAL line-up they're going for this time. Read on to find out more about this initiative. 

features Apr 16, 2014

By Akhil Sood  

Introducing: L for Vendetta

Delve deeper into the world of college band music and discover the different faces, shades, and textures of L for Vendetta.

features Apr 14, 2014

By Aditya Varma  

Bedroom By Day, Indie Stage By Night

We spoke to cabaret/bathroom waltz band, Peter Cat Recording Co., about their DIY home gig parties; the line ups, the people, the raid, and the future.

features Apr 04, 2014

By Aditya Varma  

Turn on, Tune in, Drop Dead - Chapter 1

Andrew Lu talks about all things metal happening in India in his all-new metal column: Turn On, Tune In, Drop Dead. Here, he introduces the column and talks about upcoming releases by Scribe and Undying Inc., and how he's looking forward to Bhayanak Maut in a Hell in a Cell!

columns Mar 10, 2014

By Andrew Lu  

The Time Delhi Cops Busted A DIY Gig - Cops 1 - Rock 'n' Roll 0

There was a grand ol' DIY gig held on a terrace celebrating Peter Cat Recording Co.'s birthday on March 1. The Delhi Police, despite being uninvited, decided to show up and bust the scene. Here's what happened.

columns Mar 04, 2014

By Akhil Sood  

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