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This one’s for all the modulated guitar fans
Standard prog fare is usually decent prog fare
Indie goodness!
The duo played a set at the Zomaland festival in Pune earlier this month
So, should we just go ahead and make the Hindustani-electronic mix its own genre?
Vibes for days and days
‘Perception’ has much more personality than most post-rock albums
The acoustic pop genre is showing zero signs of slowing down, huh?
It’s called ‘Memories Of A Demented Turtle’, which in itself should be convincing enough
‘I’m Not Exactly Sure What I’m Feeling’ is largely untrue as a title; the feeling is pretty good
Another act making their way onto big stages, and for good reason
If you haven’t already, that is.
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Classic, organic music for the emotionally vulnerable human in you
Two words: Prog-pop!
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Easy to listen to, easy to relate to
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An overdone sound injected with interesting influences suddenly makes it sound substantive; scientists are baffled
This is a classic case of a talented person using said talent without showing off
This smooth set of tracks is the absolute textbook definition of ‘for the times’
You can tell ‘Snowflake Suicide’ has been written with great care
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‘SOVEREIGN’ shows just how good an album can be just by being sincere
‘Coming Back Home’ will be plenty satisfying to fans of the genre, but…
Now, this song is something truly original and worth everyone’s attention
Clean and simple.
‘Manic Mode’ reaches a level that cements them as a creative force to be reckoned with
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‘First Things First’ has lots of good interplay between three obviously talented musicians
There’s some great sonic choices on display here
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It’s called ‘Bigger Than Blues’, and it sounds pleasantly clean and fresh
‘Preludes’ is the latest in a run of interestingly written piano pieces
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