Festival Sherpa covers The Great Indian Octoberfest. The Burning Deck gets mentioned for its visuals, orchestration and sound.
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Festival Sherpa covers The Great Indian Octoberfest. The Burning Deck gets mentioned for its visuals, orchestration and sound.
"Although there are many electronic acts in India, there is almost certainly no one among them who is creating the same sort of music as The Burning Deck". Deluge reviewed by What's The Scene?
MTV Indies writes about Deluge.
The title track of the album. A tune about dreams of beauty and fear.
The first single from the album. A song about Bombay at night. Featuring Katie Mackay on trumpet and vocals and Bharath Kumar on synth.
The Burning Deck plays Deluge at Om Made Cafe, Koramangala, India featuring Katie Mackay on trumpet and Manu Shrivastava on keyboards.
The Burning Deck gets nominated for Best Dance Song and Best Music Video at the Indian VIMAs. Vote now!
The Burning Deck Live at The Humming Tree. 18th October 2013. Featuring Bharath Kumar on keys, David Moszko on saxophone, Manjunath NS on drums and Vyshnav Balasubramaniam on vocals.