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Dhruv and Ashu impress us once again — -this time, with the much awaited Smoke Signals.

Fusion music has become all the rage these days. But what most musicians don’t understand is the fact that having a tabla player in the band…

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Few musicians would be as ingenious or adroit, and yet be relatively unheard of as Shawn Lane. People who weren’t well versed with Shawn’s works would often categorize Shawn as a shredder, overlooking his well rounded abilities. Yes, he…

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Metal bands are found a dime a dozen in the Indian underground music scene. Almost every second band these days is a metal band. In spite of the numbers in place, to find good world-class Indian metal is a rarity.…

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Transformation, was The Alex Skolnick Trio’s second release. The follow up to Goodbye to romance saw the band maintaining their addictively smooth sound following the visionary ideas of their leader Alex Skolnick. The band grew on the idea of taking…

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Sweden’s Opeth plays brutal death metal with a melodic progressive edge and “Lamentations” is no exception. Singer/guitarist Mikael Åkerfeldt has remained Opeth’s driving force through the years and does not disappoint on this DVD. The first time…

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