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(news) Arushi Jain Releases Music To Raise Funds For Victims Of Delhi Violence
In the last week of February, North East Delhi was witness to horrific violence that claimed the lives of at least 47 people and saw hundreds of...
(news) Ten Walls: Can We Separate Art From Its Creator?
On Wednesday, successful Lithuanian house Producer and DJ Ten Walls shot his own career in the head with a string of homophobic and anti-gay messages....
(features) Wild City: Editorial Intent & Resource List
The music landscape in India and across South Asia has undergone massive movements and overhauls since we launched Wild City 9 years ago. Each day,...
(features) Moving Forward: India’s Live Music Through The COVID-19 Pandemic
There’s a part of me that wants to go back to grabbing myself an overpriced beer during some gig at the once-frequented haunts, the very first...
(features) Creating Social Spaces That Celebrate & Honour Togetherness: Fieldlines
In his exploration of Panchatattva (five elements) — fire, earth, sky, wind and water, and its concepts within a socio-cultural and folkloric...
(features) Review: 'The Purge' By Three Oscillators
I vividly remember my second night at Magnetic Fields 2019. In spite of having spent the entire day running about the festival site – my smart watch...
(features) A Comprehensive Guide To The Art & Experiences At Magnetic Fields 2019
Ever since it was conceptualised, Magnetic Fields has always been more than just a music festival. Within the fairy-tale confines of Alsisar Mahal in...
(features) In Conversation With: Machinedrum
Whether you believe in fate and destiny or not, the fact that Travis Stewart was conceived at a music festival is hard to dismiss as coincidence. Take...
(features) Peter Cat Recording Co: End Of An Era?
If you want to miff or bore Peter Cat Recording Co., a sure shot way would be to ask the band what genre their music belongs to. They're not the first...
(features) Tom Trago: Breathing Music Into Life
Bappi Lahiri's gilded, gaudy charm isn't strictly limited to India. His affluence spreads as far as the glint of his gold chains, and it found its way...
(features) A Comprehensive Guide To The Music At Magnetic Fields 2016
And we’re almost there – just 10 days to go for our favourite weekend of the year! Magnetic Fields will be back for its 2016 edition with a whole...
(features) Glastonbury 2014: The Review
Piecing together memories of Glastonbury is like putting together a puzzle while looking through a kaleidoscope. Happy, intense and vivid yet jumbled,...
(features) Tinariwen: From The Deserts Of West Africa To The Deserts Of India
A group of Tuareg musicians from Mali are the highlight at this year’s Jaipur Literature Festival. This evening (20 January), the Grammy Award...