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Is Chappell Roan Right About Labels Supporting Developing Artists? Of Course! Is It Going To Happen? Probably Not.

Davesar's Single 'Sanjiv' Is A Charming And Heartfelt Tribute To Family

Akshitta Patel's 'Love Comes And Goes' Is A Classy Single

Delhi Band Kitanu Continues To Show Us That 'Fusion' Can Be Light And Fun

Murphy's Paradox Is Finally Back With A New Single After Four Whole Years

Smooth Tooth's 'Puppy Love' Is A Fantastic Indie Rock Single

Pune Artist faizal's Single 'Habibti' Represents A Complete Artistic Refresh... Or Does It?

Tarang Joseph Takes A Modern Songwriting Trend And Refines It For Indian Indie

Mary Ann Toes The Line Between Two Separate Decades On Her Single 'Bling Bling'
Features
A Conversation With Steven Wilson

Interview With Sanoli Chowdhury Of Indie Grrrl

Them Clones Returns (In A Sense)

Mrinalini Sen On Being Part Of The Art Team For Shakti's Grammy-Winning Album (And More)

Speaking To A Rapper Named Vish

Queendom Talk Music, Performing Live, Their Sound And More

Interview With Aditya Veera Of The 'Stalwarts Of Music' Podcast

Aditi Ramesh Returns!

Delhi's Shourya Malhotra Talks His New Single And More

The (Actually Potentially Useful) Deccan Alternative Music Conference Kicks Off This Week

How A WhatsApp Group Became The Town Square Of Indian Indie

Times Of Music Brings Together A Music Director And A Rock Band To Celebrate Their Art

A Rock Band And Film Composer Combine Hearts For Legends In Music

Times Of Music Is An Authentic Effort To Honour Indian Film Composers

A New Punjabi Folk Album Seeks To Rediscover Honesty In Music

New Gauley Bhai Video Is A Brilliant Piece Of Dark Comedy

Gary Cherone From Extreme Talks To Us About India, Industry, Streaming And More

The Problem With NH7 Weekender Is Not The Lineup. It Is Us, The Fans

Music Criticism Lives, Even If Music 'Discourse' Tried To Kill It

Artists Leaving Spotify: Can Indian Indie Afford To Care?

2024: On The Nature Of Opinion (Or The Fundamentally Broken Concept Of Objective Music Journalism)

Great Songs/Singles 2023: Part 2

Great Songs/Singles 2023: Part 1

Through The Cracks: 9 Honorable Mentions 2023

10 Great Albums/EPs That Came Out In 2023

People Are Angry With Music Festivals, But Everybody Wins

Metamorphosis Vol. 1 Presented Kolkata With Evenings Full of Fun, Music and a True Passion for Metal
Reviews
- Album Reviews
- Gig Reviews
Vatan Singh Rajan's EP 'Alone' Is A Good Example Of Making Modern Jazz Non-Pretentious

Skrat's 'Circus Act' Is The Classic 'Great Band's One Not-Greatest' Release

Chirag Todi's Detailed, Well-Rounded Album 'Bangers Only' Is The 'Least' Debut Of The Year

LAVI's EP '529' Comes Close To Being A Perfect Release

Coma Rossi Is A Completely Different Band On Their New Album

On Her EP 'In My Asymmetry', Frizzell D'Souza Levels Up

Tejas Looks Inward

Abhinav Srikant Lets His Creativity Fly On His EP 'Antifragile'

Tarini's Excellent Debut EP 'From These Cracks A Flower Grew' Is A Keeper

How 'Parklife' Is Bringing Something Fresh To Kolkata's Gig Scene

Enolaton, Pelican Shuffles and Josh & Dipan Sway Kolkata's Crowd in an Evening Of Eclectic Music

Vedanta Udaipur World Music Festival 2020 Brings Unity in Diversity Alive In The City Of Lakes

UWMF 2019 - A Cultural Event With Its Heart In The Right Place

Journey to the Other Ego with Ziba - A gig review

Budweiser X Sensation Rise 2018: Gig Review

EP Review of Just Some by Random Gyan

Live Music Arena Review: VH1 Supersonic Puts Money Where Its Mouth Is

Rearview 2014: Festival Of The Year
Radio
Oddities

10 Observations About Nariyal Paani Festival

RSJ's Guide to Festivals: Do's and Don'ts

10 Observations About NH7 Weekender Bengaluru

10 Observations about Bacardi NH7 Weekender Shillong

10 Observations about the Video for 'Modi, A Message to You' by The Ska Vengers

Rockstar Tweets from the Beyond

Cinemascope: Music Documentaries - II

Cinemascope: Music Documentaries

Cinemascope: Films about Music
Bandwagon
Photography

Reviews

Album Gig

Awkward Bong - Awkward Bong EP

A review of the self-titled EP by Mumbai's Awkward Bong, aka Ronit Sarkar.

album Apr 23, 2014

By Akhil Sood

Theorized - Psychosphere

Bangalore thrash metal band Theorized have released their debut full length album,�Psychosphere.�Thrash be thy name.

album Apr 22, 2014

By Aditya Varma

Madboy/Mink - All Ball

A review of All Ball, the new EP by Mumbai electro-disco-funk duo Madboy/Mink.

album Apr 15, 2014

By Akhil Sood

Five8 - Our Imaginarium

A review of Delhi's funk/prog/hard-rock band Five8's new full length release,�Our Imaginarium.

album Apr 08, 2014

By Aditya Varma

Smooth, Relax - Smooth, Relax

A review of Delhi's lo-fi, indie, post-punk duo Smooth, Relax's self-titled debut album.�

album Apr 02, 2014

By Akhil Sood

The Down Troddence - How Are You? We Are Fine, Thank You

A review of How Are You? We Are Fine, Thank You by Bangalore's folk metal outfit The Down Troddence.

album Mar 24, 2014

By Aditya Varma

30ton Capacity - Season One Episode Nil

A review of Season One Episode Nil by Bangalore's�30ton Capacity.

album Mar 14, 2014

By Akhil Sood

The Superfuzz, Fetishizing Nostalgia, and the Future of the Universe

The Superfuzz took the stage after a leave of absence spanning six years, with Grammy Winning Effort kicking off the night at Turquoise Cottage in Delhi on March 13. Here's what happened, and what it stood for.�

gig Mar 14, 2014

By Akhil Sood

Anyone Remember Who Won (At The JD Rock Awards)?

Bhanuj Kappal paid a visit to the JD Rock Awards 2014, only to discover that�the whiskey got over far too early. Naturally, he found himself questioning the value and the worth of these awards 'celebrating'�indie music.�

gig Mar 12, 2014

By Bhanuj Kappal

Subterra - Dualism Records

A review of�Subterra,�a compilation released by Dualism Records.

album Mar 06, 2014

By Akhil Sood

As We Keep Searching - Growing Suspicions

A review of�Growing Suspicions,�the debut release by Ahmedabad's As We Keep Searching.�

album Feb 24, 2014

By Akhil Sood

The Bodhisattwa Trio - Intersections

A review of�Intersections by The Bodhisattwa Trio.

album Feb 17, 2014

By Aditya Varma

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