Here is another side to contemporary Indian music you might not normally come across, keep on listening to it, it gets better and better as it builds…been used quite a lot in sound tracks apparently, like it A LOT!
Here is another side to contemporary Indian music you might not normally come across, keep on listening to it, it gets better and better as it builds…been used quite a lot in sound tracks apparently, like it A LOT!
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Tagged DASTAAN, music, soundtrack, Tajdar Junaid, what colour is your raindrop
Just thought i would share this cool video and song from a Kolkata band. They call it Kolkata dream-pop on youtube, i would say Indian Indie music…check out the very cool Wes Anderson aesthetics!
Apparently in Kolkata there is a really interesting music scene, electro pop, folk hybrids, soundtracks…thanks Dana and Ruchira for the cool reference!
so vinyl’s gone all popular again…
It’s been all over the news lately…about the resurgence of vinyl sales world wide and for those of us who never sold our vinyl collections, it never stopped being loved and appreciated. I won’t bore you with the merits of obviously the greatest medium for recorded music ever (worth it for the art work alone), instead i will revel in some gratuitous shots of some of my collection…
And speaking of vinyl; a million years ago, one of the bands i played in, Jesse Garon and the Desperadoes was playing some gigs in London and i have a vivid memory of being in the Rough Trade shop in Ladbroke Grove, on the hunt for some records. Anyway while i was leafing through one section, someone next to me fished out a 7 inch single from beside me of Splashing Along (the first single by the aforementioned band), he looked at it for a bit and then bought it. To say i was excited beyond belief to see this purchase in action would be an understatement…of course this excitement was contained inwardly with no visible signs to the outside world (i was probably wearing sunglasses…yes it was indoors and yes it was probably raining outside and yes i know!!!) ANYWAY…i bring this up because yesterday i was passing an Oxfam shop in Edinburgh and stopped to look at the vinyl in the window and low and behold one of our albums, A Cabinet of Curiosities was in the window on sale for the knock down price of £9.99…kind of gave me a little thrill it did…
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Tagged 80's indie music, cabinet of curiosities, jesse garon and the desperadoes, music, record collections, rough trade record shop, vinyl