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Album: Here And Now
Artist: Nickelback
I was first introduced to Nickelback with ‘How you remind me’, and Chad Kroeger in the OST of Spiderman ‘Hero’. It’s been a long journey since then. The Canadian rock band’s album has a nice mix of fast and slow tracks and the racy vocals of Chad Kroeger.Their seventh studio album […]
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Album: I’m with You
Artist: Red Hot Chili Peppers
The first time I heard Californication I was a school kid. While the song was very catchy, my friends and I didn’t understand what the meaning of the song was. It was years later when we learnt what it stood for, but the love for this genre started […]
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Album: Suck it and see
Band: Arctic Monkeys
If you’re a die-hard fan of Indie rock music, you dare not miss this album. The songs tend to grow on you. Initially, they do sound very run-of-the-mill but they’re a far cry from that. The songs are more melody driven. The lyrics by Alex Turner are interesting, weird […]
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Sounds like curiosity
TALENT SPOTTING Harsha Iyer has taken the word multi-task seriously in bringing front his debut album Curious Toys. HARIN CHANDRA
Indian rock music is going through a rapid transition. Now is the time to discover our own rock stars. Here is one such emerging talent. Harsha Iyer, a 19-year-old from Chennai, will soon be a name […]
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Album: Anna Calvi
Artist: Anna Calvi
Being more of a mainstream listener of music, I was quite surprised to hear the sheer depth that some of these indie-rock songs by Anna Calvi had. The album starts off with a fantastic instrumental piece Rider to the Sea, that has some very captivating chords, sure to move the listener. […]
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Album: Bada BoomArtist: Ranjit Barot
To call Ranjit Barot’s “Bada Boom”, jazz-indian classical concotion a fusion album would do it great injustice. Instead, it is a heady mix of sounds that seamlessly transcend cultural labels.
From the get go, the first track Singularity launches into a Veena-driven assault alongside master jazz instrumentalist John McLaughlin. It is a […]
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Guitar Relaxation
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Enter windswept vistas of sweeping grandeur through Guitar Relaxation and let your mind shake off the pressures and strains of modern life. Feel the wellness brought to you through the power of relaxing music. Tranquilly strummed and softly plucked strings beckon you far from the madding crowd into a world of beauty, stillness and […]
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Album: High Violet
Artist: The National
Buy? Not a fan yet?! Bag one!
The word ‘perfect’ has been redefined, and it comes in the form of High Violet. Don’t worry; it will all make sense once you listen to The National’s latest album. First things first, though. If you’re a casual fan of the band, having only heard […]
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Album: Jayce Lewis
Artist: Jayce Lewis
Buy? Give it a shot
Jayce Lewis is a self-taught, multi-skilled musician from Wales. This self-titled album is Jayce Lewis’s debut album. His first single ‘Icon’ released earlier in 2009 became a major hit after topping charts in Asia. The success of his single led to numerous World tours including the Rock […]
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Album: Alive Till I Am Dead
Artist: Professor Green
Buy: Why not?
White rappers are inevitably compared to Eminem but in the case of 26-year-old Stephen Manderson, with the stage name Professor Green, it’s appropriate. His might be the latest act to follow Dizzee Rascal out of the East London grime scene and into the pop charts, but […]
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