Newly released song by Chennai-formed-now-based-in-Mumbai progressive rock/jam rock band The Family Cheese, off their debut release! Instrumental indulgence with a quirky sense of humor. Enjoy! :)
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Newly released song by Chennai-formed-now-based-in-Mumbai progressive rock/jam rock band The Family Cheese, off their debut release! Instrumental indulgence with a quirky sense of humor. Enjoy! :)
The first music video by Adam & The Fish Eyed Poets, a Chennai based band led by songwriter/guitarist/singer Kishore Krishna. This song is from their third album, Songs from an Island.
Sleeping in The Back of Her Car - The Shakey Rays, live on Tehelka The Music Project at Delhi. A Chennai indie band influenced by Motown, Stax and other assorted soul/r' n' b artists. Here's an acoustic version of one of their better known songs.
Science World & BC Place - Vancouver Source: feerof (reddit)
Whoa!
The only thing that can explain songs like these? Time travel.
This post is just too cool! Especially the 60s/70s synth/electronic stuff. A part of music history that has a lotta merit but hasn't really been explored or been made less super-obscure.
An indie rock band Chennai can be proud of. They're not just good, they're really good! Hah. Album out by this year I guess. Dancey - electronicaish indie rock.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE INANIMATE OBJECT?
Water/Ice.
Here's a link explaining the workings and history of the P Funk groups and artists, and various brainchildren of George Clinton. With other things explained, for example the difference between Parliament and Funkadelic!
A pleasant piece by one of my favorite Latin American musicians. Classical sounding with a big splash of New World mystery and wonder.
Nobody gets married to a clever song, let alone falls in love to one.
Paul Westerberg, from a New York Times editorial on songwriting. (via pitchfork)
Haha :P
Best song from this album. From one of the best Indian Rock bands.
This song is probably the best nostalgiac sounding, 80s/90s feeling rock song by an Indian band. It's a shame more people don't know about them.
Vinícius de Moraes e Tom Jobim
One of the most beautiful songwriting partnerships the world has seen :)