Showing posts with label Downloads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Downloads. Show all posts

May 4, 2010

Because God Told Me To Do It

Roadcrew Records (IND) and TheeBradMiller (USA) presents ‘Because God Told Me To Do It: India’, a compilation featuring 10 of India’s best musical talents, together for the first time ever! From the destructive force that is Undying Inc to the dark atmosphere of Rat King, this compilation has it all.


“Because God Told Me To Do It” is the brain child of TheeBradMiller, editor of The Other Sound, the Knight-In-Charge at Inner-X-Musick and the webmaster of the John Zewizz Appreciation Society (Sleep Chamber’s official website). After Russia and Norway comes India’s chance to feature on this famous compilation. The entire album is up for free downloads, the download link is given below.

Track Listing:

  1. Psyborg – Ex 10 Dead Ins True Mental
  2. Eccentric Pendulum – Sculptor Of Negative Emotions
  3. Skrat – Stay Wild
  4. Evergreen – From Here To Clarity
  5. Blind Image – Deciphered
  6. Adam And The Fish Eyed Poets – Deepthroat
  7. Theorized – Venomous Tormentia
  8. Rat King – Hour Of The Wolf
  9. Hydrodjent – Dots
  10. Undying Inc – Breeding Gods

Download Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?ymn52zgxrxz


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May 2, 2010

The Beggar Mentality

Stomping the Indian Metal Scene further deep in excrement are the ones who cannot make a living off it. While the children bicker about death metal/black metal/other sub-genres and irrelevant subjects like hair, clothing and other trends, I’ll talk about people making the music we worship sound like an unpaid whore.

I realized long back that rock/metal bands might not end up making a lot of money. Guns N’ Roses and Metallica did. And while making shitloads of money, Metallica opened the floodgates for other worthy bands like Megadeth and Slayer.

Most of us work during the day so we don’t need to be unhappy after playing the kind of music we love. Nobody asked anybody to quit studies or working, nobody told anybody that living the rock ‘n roll dream would eventually pay off in cash. Nobody told Lemmy, either. He stuck to it because he believed in it, and it paid off for him much later because he’s fucking Lemmy. I’m sure he didn’t think of it as an investment.

If you’re the one who thought so and aren’t making the kind of dough you’d like to, maybe it’s time to admit it was a failed experiment. The music you make is greatly affected if you’re dependent on it for income. I don’t care how extreme your band is; if you’re making money off it and not doing much else, you will, at some point, have to make it as saleable as possible so that you (and your offspring) can enjoy the luxuries of life. Does that sound cheap? You should have thought of it a long time ago.

The ones who want to create music will do it anyhow. Without a record label, without expecting people to listen to it, without thinking about how to get cash out of every kid once the album is ready.

About CDs and album sales: Ha! I can’t think of one death/black metal album made by an Indian band that is actually worth paying even 50 bucks for. What the hell are bands charging over 200 rupees for? And if that isn’t shameful enough, bands have been using guilt tactics to get kids to pay for the music. Just because you could make a CD of your songs that are not very good, why should some kid pay 200 bucks for it? So that he need not feel awkward about saying hello to you after a show?

And what happened to self-respect? Do you think Metallica went around with CDs of Kill ‘Em All saying, “Please buy the album from me or so-and-so.”? I don’t know about you idiots, but I like my metal heroes to be just that. Metal heroes. Not calculative businessmen. Not door-to-door salesmen. Remember one thing, if your album is really good, people will buy it. You weren’t kept in the dark about heavy metal being even more ‘underground’ in this country, right? Metal empowers you; let it be your strength and not your weakness.

I am certainly not going to part with even twenty bucks to promote shitty music. I don’t give a flying fuck if you’re my friend or enemy; make a good album, sell it at a reasonable price, and I might consider buying it.

I remember clearly sitting on Prashant’s terrace and us deciding that we wouldn’t ‘sell’ our music – some of you may not like our band – but we think of our music as priceless. We decided that day to never put a price tag on it. My heart and ass swell with pride every time someone asks me where they can get CDs of Exhumation’s two albums and I tell them to download them from the Internet. I love how I never have to ask any kid to put his hand in his pocket and remove money because he wants to listen to my band’s music.

When people come up to me and say, “Hey bro, your band fucking owns” and “Dude, your guitarist is a fucking god”, that’s my reward, that’s currency, baby…that’s my money right there.

Want to know what makes me cringe? Bands that say things like “Keep supporting metal”. Are you implying that metal is weak? I don’t care if it’s some cheesy Indian band or the singer of Cannibal Corpse saying it. Heavy Metal doesn’t need support – it is the strongest thing there is. I don’t know what to call this feeling I have for metal, but what I know is there is nothing more powerful than this feeling.

The next time somebody tells you to keep supporting metal, know that what they’re really saying is “please give us your money”. Someone like that cannot be my metal hero.

Your metal heroes write whiney notes and update their Facebook status for fanboys to ‘like’. My metal heroes – I haven’t seen most of them perform live and might never get to – my metal heroes make countless metalheads bang their heads in unison like possessed zombies and then tell them to go the fuck home. That’s called keeping the spirit of metal alive.

Be proud of Indian bands that make quality music instead of being emotionally blackmailed and embarrassed into buying stuff that isn’t really all that great.

I’ll sign off with a request – and I’m not speaking as Aditya from Exhumation – I’m the kid who was reborn the day he understood Metallica, the boy who stopped existing and started living the day he understood the spirit of heavy metal – please stop prostituting the music I worship.

- Aditya Mehta

crossposted @ www.mehtakyakehta.wordpress.com

Exhumation : http://www.myspace.com/44282988

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Apr 26, 2010

Band Profile : Digital Suicide

Digital Suicide is an alternative rock band from Guwahati, Assam. The band consists of Daniel Langthasa on lead vocals and guitar, Dpak Borah on backing vocals and bass guitar, and Ratan Bordoloi on drums and percussion.

Originally hailing from Haflong, they have been friends since their formation in early 2008 and changed band names a number of times (such as Ahimxa, Spice Boys) before adopting the name Digital Suicide. But like so many other places in North East India, their hometown was badly hit by insurgency. They had to move out in order to save the future of the band. The band regrouped in Guwahati after almost 2 years and has been creating music with more fervour and zeal than ever before.

Their sound is a refreshing blend of alternative rock music, grunge, punk, old school Bollywood music, mid- 90s boy band pop and progressive rock. Digital Suicide is the new voice of independent rock scene of India. Strong bass and drum groove acts as the driving force behind the band’s music with the guitar providing simple atmospheric and ambient textures to the songs rather than just carrying the melody. Digital Suicide’s flirtation with 70’s disco and 80’s pop melodies reflect on their vocal melodies. Their music has been inspired by the works of R. D. Barman, Bappi Lahiri, Classical Music, Bands like RHCP, Placebo, Joy Division, R.E.M., Sonic Youth, Lady Gaga, MJ, Radiohead, Nirvana etc.

The band is known for their energetic and stylish live performances. Their lyrical themes and inspiration involve California dreams, love, communal hate, regional terrorism, real politik, fatty food, sex, hallucination, wild life, animals, global warming, aliens etc and to see a clearer sky is Digital Suicide’s concern.

They have just finished recording a 5 song demo CD which they have recently released in Guwahati and also a free download on12th March 2010.

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Apr 16, 2010

Rocket Review : Not Over Yet

Album : Not Over Yet EP
Artist : Cyanide
www.cyanidemusic.com
www.myspace.com/worldofcyanide

The 1st time I heard Cyanide was at the Launchpad Eliminations at Hard Rock Café, Mumbai. Rohan Kale’s brilliant riffing, Rohan Soloman’s melodious vocals, Bharat Bindal’s smooth bass lines & Srijan’s tight tempo’s certainly caught the eye of the Mumbai crowd & every judge on the panel. Cyanide became a force to reckon with.

Cyanide is a Delhi based alternative band which was formed 2001. They started out as a school band which won a couple of band competitions. After a couple of line – up changes later, Cyanide finally released their most awaited EP titled ‘Not Over Yet‘. They currently have the most perfect line – up which features Rohan Solomon on Lead Vocals/Guitar, Srijan Mahajan on Drums, Rohan Kale on Bass/Backing Vocals, Nikhil Malik - Guitar/Backing Vocals.

Living up to the “Modern Alternative Rock” genre, Cyanide has undoubtedly created a splendid 5 song EP which was recorded at the Grey Studios, Delhi & was mastered by the well - known Anupam Roy. The band has a very heavy yet melodic feel which has helped increase their popularity amongst the the heavy listeners as well. The signature sound created by Cyanide can be seen throughout their EP.


Let me break it down for you.

Cover Design: The cover isn’t very attractive at all. It looks very dull & its not something that I would purchase if hadn’t heard about the band before. The only thing I like about it is the “Parental Advisory” logo on it which makes you wonder what’s so explicit about the Cd.

Tracks:

  1. Not Over Yet – This song starts off with an incredibly distorted riff which certainly is the most unforgettable riff on the entire EP. Srijan‘s excellent drumming skills can be heard throughout the song. Lyrically, the song speaks about liberating oneself from strife & uncertainties that appear in life. The best part about this song is the bridge where the song goes acoustic & then the tremendous build up after it. At the end of the song you’re hooked on the lyrics of the song “Cuz now it’s not too ......... Now it’s not too late”
  2. Pretence – Pretence has a very thrash-metal intro. This song has a incredibly metal feel to it but at the same time there is simple melody which tends to stick in the minds of the listener. The bass line in the interlude of the song brings about a new variation in the song. The lyrics speak of the pretense of marriages. Lines like

“Infiltrating, Hyperventilating, Hypocrisy all in all
Illusive passions and pretentious actions, A leap which results in a fall
Inane reasons backed by pessimism, Always willing to fight”

make this the most well written song on the EP.

  1. Holding Cell – Holding Cell is one of Cyanide’s older compositions. The timing in the intro is not your regular 4/4 beat. This is a song about a desire to overcome blinding depression. It has a simple melodic chorus. The short yet distinct lead at the end of the song is surely remarkable.
  2. Untold Misery – Untold misery is the 1st song written by Cyanide. The lyrics of the song are quite weak compared to their other tracks on the album. The song begins with mellow guitar picking & Rohan’s calm harmonious vocals. Srijan’s minute work with the cymbals in between the chorus adds a lot of details to the song. The chorus has an incredibly easy tune & anyone can sing along to it. The lead solo in the song is too short but awesome and it keeps you asking for more.
  3. Tomorrow – This is probably the best way to end the Ep. The lyrics mainly speak about war .The song begins with a well panned out crunchy guitar riff on the left side of my headphones. The verse has a sudden drops every time the vocals come in. This not only creates a whole new dimension but also adds to the intensity of the song. The break down in the middle with just the bass & drums sounds extremely neat and well thought out. This is the best song on the entire disc.It has been released as a single in the compilation “Delhi Underground” by HMV Sa Re Ga Ma.

    You can even watch the music video made for the Delhi Underground Compilation: http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=37136876
Overall, the Ep comes across as an excellent effort by a well – experienced band. The detail put into each song is easily recognizable. Even the variety within the 5 songs is quite commendable. Cyanide is indeed something to die for!!

Review by Jared
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Mar 26, 2010

Siddharth Nair releases "Twisted Minds"


Siddharth Nair, well known guitarist of Blind Image has released his second track "Twisted Minds" for his solo project titled "Essence" . He wanted to make a track that truly defines Essence that is Metal with a nice amount of Ambience,with Groove and a tinge of dJent & that's exactly what he did. The tracks begins with an unforgettable riff & gradually moves into a number of groovy variations with plenty of ambient sounds which create a beautiful atmosphere but the heaviness is still maintained. This track is certainly a treat for everyone, especially guitarist.
It is available for free download on his Reverbnation page.. The name of the track is Twisted minds . enjoy !!

Also check :
https://twitter.com/EssentialBlend
http://www.facebook.com/blindimageofficial
http://www.reverbnation.com/siddharth
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Mar 16, 2010

Before & Beyond for free download !!

Slain, a progressive rock act from Bangalore has brought back the vintage rock sound with their aggressive riffs & melodious vocals on their latest EP 'Before & Beyond' . . .

"Before Beyond (8/10)- Slain are on their way to step into the limelight." - Ice Vajal (Germany)

"Before Beyond (9/10)- Everything sounds just perfect on this EP of Slain." - Strutter'zine (Holland)

Moreover, they've given their EP for free download :

Tracklist :
1. The Armour
2. Behind the Line
3. More Than Conquerors
4. Star (Demo)

Download Now


Know more about their latest gigs & updates on :
www.slainandbeyond.com
www.myspace.com/slainindia
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Jan 14, 2010

Stupid Stupid Stupid !!


ennui.BOMB and Indiecision proudly present Stupid Stupid Stupid – the third edition of our annual-ish Stupid Ditties compilation. Stupid Stupid Stupid features 21 bands from around the country and you can download it here free!
High Quality Download (320kbps MP3s neatly compressed in a RAR file, 168MB) (download WinRAR)
Pretty High Quality Download (192kbps MP3s neatly compressed in a RAR file, 111MB)



Tracklist
1. Seven Degrees – ‘Shadows In The Dark’
2. The Circus – ‘FOPS’
3. gravy theory – ‘Radio’
4. Aftertaste – ‘Wronged’
5. The Mavyns – ‘Freedomslinger’
6. Emperor Minge – ‘The Choot Song’
7. The Lightyears – ‘The Weapon’
8. Lavender Carnage – ‘In Love With You’
9. Khiladi – ‘This Is Sparta’
10. Boomarang – ‘War’
11. Messiah – ‘Boys Don’t Cry’
12. Fire Exit – ‘The Village Song’
13. Workshop – ‘Pudhe Sarka’
14. Artificial Red – ‘Human Theory’
15. Dischordian – ‘The Old Whore’
16. The Second Shift – ‘July People’
17. Constellation Project – ‘Ring The Bell’
18. Noush Like Sploosh – ‘3 Act Circus’
19. Sridhar/Thayil – ‘The Drowning Song’
20. Medusa – ‘March’
21. Digitalkids – ‘Make Some Love’


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Dec 31, 2009

The Dance Of The Diaspora



We speak English when we're polite. Our exclamation marks are in the mother tongue. The food on the table is continental. Before bed, it's Sanskrit prayers at night.

This is can only happen in India. Where the culture is ancient. The attitude is future. And the state of peace is an unlikely mix of madness and endless calm.


This is the folk music of the Indian city.



Pinknoise has released The Dance Of The Diaspora which is a Free Ep for download, (Yes I said Download). Here's the Tracklist

  1. Temple Dance
  2. Old Bad, New Good
  3. The Nani Season
You can download their album at Bandcamp.com
To find out more about the Band log on to : http://www.itspinknoise.com/




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Nov 22, 2009

Tough on Tobacco - The Happy Goat


Tough on Tobacco is a 6-piece progressive disco dance metal bhojpuri act from Outer Mongolia.Tough on Tobacco is a humour-tinged pop-rock-reggae sextet from Mumbai.Yes. I said sextet.Tough on Tobacco (the name) is meant as an anti-smoking mantra.We smoke too much!!!!Tobacco is bad for you. It is addictive. If you haven’t started smoking, DON’T.If you have, well, too bad, join me for a smoke? … (but really, DO NOT START SMOKING).ToT began in 2007 as a two-man (Sidd Coutto/Hans Dalal) production project with the sole intention of making music for music’s sake. It took a year for us to find a sound we were happy with.Johan Pais and Jai Row Kavi played with Sidd in Helga’s Fun Castle (HFC) while Gaurav Gupta and Pozy Dhar played with Sidd in Zero.HFC and Zero broke up in 2008 and ToT (the band) was born.The gigs are fun. The music is easy.It’s time to get Tough on Tobacco.All 6 members are in the top echelon of their fields:

Sidd Coutto (vocals/guitar) – #3 Rasta wannabe on Hill Road.

Gaurav Gupta (guitar/vocals) – #2 fake Parsi on Turner Road.

Pozy Dhar (guitar) – #1 Work/Music juggler in Wadala

Neil Gomes (violin/sax/flute/vocals) – #3 Apologetic Brother from Goa

Johan Pais (bass) – #2 burping motor cycle enthusiast in Shivaji Park

Jai Row Kavi (drums/vocals) – #1 Gang Banded musician in Bandra


Download the entire album here :http://download.toughontobacco.in/


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Oct 26, 2009

Decibel Demo !!

Decibel is on a break. Since They couldn't complete any of our recordings. Whatever Demo they have Recorded, They are making it public.
Check out Ghost in your Mirror (7 min Demo)http://www.4shared.com/file/140108446/c33a890e/Decibel_-_Ghost_In_Your_Mirror_7_min_Demo_.html
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Oct 9, 2009

Scribe - Singles [2009]


Genre: Hardcore
Country: Mumbai, India
Website: Myspace
Tracklist:
1.Lullaby
2.Mastibhari Muskan

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Oct 8, 2009

A/J Tracks For Download !!



His tracks are now available for FREE download at Gimmesound. The artist gets paid for every download as well. This is a win win for the all! So make the most of it!

www.gimmesound.com/AJ/

This will be available only till the time my official album comes out (soon enough.)
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Sep 10, 2009

Fun Jam track Feat. Luke(Sleep Terror)+ Cool Ringtone mp3s + Download links(Free)

Hell yea !! The first Luke Jaeger(Sleep Terror) and Vishal J.Singh(Amogh Symphony) Jam Track entitled "Juicy Lucy Funky Foo" is up for streaming by Vishal.

For those who were expecting some brutally technical stuff from this jam project, surprise....lol... it's not a tech death track but a really kick ass funk-rock duo guitar instrumental track. If you are an aspiring guitarist and learning improvisation, check this out for sure. Both Luke and Vishal stated that this track is just for fun and was an improvisation. Sense of humour orr modesty ?

I am copying and pasting Vishal's latest blog post here :


__________________________________________________________


Alright Boys and Girls,

I promised you all about the ringtones, so there you go. Here i am posting the download links of the mp3 ringtones for your mobile phone. Now, download it, play it and make your girlfriend hear and tell her that you made this for her :)

File Name: VECTORSCAN(MP3 RINGTONE).mp3
File Size: 1022 KB
Download Link:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/hrpwo5

File Name: Codetalk(MP3 RINGTONE).mp3
File Size: 708 KB
Download Link:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/qugep3


So finally both me and my White brother from Seattle i.e Guitar Hero Luke Jaeger Of Sleep Terror / HunabKu made a track. We got some little time from our busy studio schedule to make this funny guitar instrumentaljam track. Thanks to Facebook and Sendspace and Rapidshare for communication :) Luke kicked my ass so hard with his chops and made me feel everytime that i still suck. You guys can hear the track on my other solo page i.e www.myspace.com/vishaljsingh the song is called "Juicy Lucy Funky Foo" .....So you want to download?

P.S - Luke's solos are panned towards right and my gay solos are panned towards left. But we both sound gay on microphone.

Yes, there you go.

File Name: Juicy Lucy Funky Foo
File Size: 5 MB
Download Link:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/h573iw




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Jul 13, 2009

Demonic Resurrection re-release EP !



Demonic Resurrection have re-released their 2007 EP titled 'Beyond The Darkness' online for download on
http://www.gimmesound.com/DemonicResurrection

The EP was released in 2007 by Demonstealer Records as part of a 3-way split 'Rise Of The Eastern Blood' which also featured Dusk (Pakistan) and Severe Dementia (Bangladesh). The EP saw the band change from a more medieval theme and sound to a more celestial path.

The album still remains available for purchase for fans that wish to support the band on The End Records or email the band on demonic.resurrection.online@gmail.com (HOME DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN INDIA)

Tracklist:
1. Journey To Solaris
2. Celestial Disharmony
3. And The Dream Will Cease To Exist
4. Beyond The Darkness
5. The Fallen Stars

What the critics had to say:
The Metal Observer: "do yourself a favour, check these guys out as soon as you can!" 8.5/10

Heavy Metal Universe: "Everything's perfect with this band, from the great guitar leads to the perfect vocals (growls or clean voices) and clean keyboards, so good that the band sounds better than ever" 6/6

Chronicles of Chaos: "A better executed, more mature and cohesive release than their previous work." 7/10 R

Diabolical Conquest: "it is relatively safe for me to say that Demonic Resurrection has never sounded better. " R

Split Magazine: "the perfect blend of clean vocals with gut wrenching growling, skin blasting drums and head banging riffs completed with melody from the keys"

Also if you have any DR photos or videos please post them on the page in the fan section we'd appreciate it :
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Demonic-Resurrection/8397514782
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Jul 7, 2009

Download Medusa's music for free !!


Medusa has finally decided to put their track for free download on Gimmesound.
The tracks include :
I Become (SoundPad tracks)
Hilltop (SoundPad tracks)
Clone
Bird Catcher


btw .. by downloading their song your actually helping them make money, So support Indian Rock !!
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Jul 5, 2009

Them Clones Update !!

This is an update on one of our most awaited releases on the year, THEM CLONES.

Them Clones recently released their debut single 'My Life', along with a music video that has, by now, enjoyed massive rotation on major music channels (supporting English music) such as VH1, SS Music, Zee Cafe and Set Max. We are hoping that MTV New York will pick it anytime this month. Aside of this, English music playing radio stations have started picking the song up on regular rotation as well.

If you haven't heard it yet, please visit
http://www.themclones.com/my-life/ to download it ABSOLUTELY FREE! Don't worry about piracy, cause it doesn't matter to us at this stage. What matters is that more and more people get to listen to the songs.

So, while you set the song for download, do us a favour, will you?

Them Clones recorded 17 tracks with New Zealand-based producer Zorran Mendonsa, out of which 10 will be put on their debut album LOVE.HATE.HEROES. due for release in August 2009. The band was unable to decide which 10 to put in there. So, they've been running an online voting campaign that started in May to know what YOU think should make it to their debut album. It's simple - Listen to the 2-minute feelers of all the tracks. Drag and Drop the ones you like. Pre-order the album :) (You don't need to pay, but we get to know how many CDs we need to print) and submit your details. The campaign is running on their homepage
http://www.themclones.com/

The voting ends on July 10. Till now, the response has been quite overwhelming, to be honest. But it's never over till it's over.

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Jun 20, 2009

An Interview with Junkyard Groove


When did Junkyard Groove start?
JYG started in the year of 2005. I think May and we played our first gig in June, a competition which we lost because we abused too much. We got a consolation prize of 2nd place. We normally keep JYG's birthday on the same day as Craig’s, which is on June 20th.

How did you guys come up with the name?

Siddharth and me came up with the name even before Craig and x drummer jerry joined. We where walking around his house thinking of a name and I was hell bent on junkyard Tribe and suddenly Sid said groove. It just sounded good. Therefore Junkyard Groove :)


What was the original inspiration for starting JYG?
I had stopped playing music for a year and a half so did Craig. I was seeing bands that where not all that great getting hyped (x band mates). That’s when I decided fuck this I need to get back into the scene and form a band that I will love playing with and a band of friends that just love music with their lives. That’s when I reached out to Sid, Craig and Jerry…. unfortunately Jerry left the band. This has made the bond between Sid, Craig and me much more stronger because we realized we couldn’t take things for granted. (At least this is what I think)


Why did JYG decide to keep “Nicer in a minute” for free download?
We where signed to a label Creative Kingdom who kind of fucked us over and we where deciding what to do as a band. In this time we decided to give the people who love us who and have been waiting for 2 yrs for an album. So the free E.P. Our fans come first :)


Tell us something about your debut album “11:11”
The album 11:11 and E.P have been a strange journey because some of the songs were written by me a very long time ago as in the basic skeleton of songs like Say Goodbye, please don't wake me up, Folk you, Save me and Feel like a knife. As we got older as a band there where others, which the whole band wrote together, which include Rock and Roll, Its ok, Hold, Been so long, Twinkle, Thank you, Imagine and Let you go.


Here is what each song means to me :)
Imagine: This is a about a person in my life who lived in a messed up world but never showed it. Only when I really got to know her, I found out unbelievable things in her life. People always look at you from the outside and think they know it all.


Rock and Roll: The lyrics explain its self :). It’s just about love for music and party

Been so long: The music was kind of finished but not the lyrics. I finished the song only when we went to Dubai. It questions where home is because we are wanders searching for a place where we feel wanted. This is true for all people.

Folk You: This is basically a stupid fun love song, which I think will fit perfect in a Bollywood or Kollywood movie. LOL! The chorus was inspired by a Malayalam fisherman's song :)

Its ok: Lyrically, The song is about two people who wanted different things from each other. Musically, I love playing the song live because it’s a crowd fav.

Twinkle: This is another stupid love song basically when you’re in love and drunk at the same time. Sid and me wrote it when we were drunk one night and in love (not with each other please note)

Let you go: I think this song took the longest time to write musically. Lyrically, when I wrote the song, it really did not apply in my life at time. But it took a whole new meaning when a person I was in love with left me. Every time I sing that song I think of her.

Thank you: This song is about being thankful the things you have.

Feel Like a knife: Its an upbeat song about high sprits (not alcohol although we love it… LOL!! )

Hold: This is a song we always end our set with. It’s about keeping things that are close to you safe as in relationships in our lives.

How does the song writing process go about?
It all begins with a fight. We have to go through 6 songs we don't like till we get one we all like. There is no fixed pattern in the way we write. By the way, the album is up for free download: http://www.gimmesound.com/JunkyardGroove/
Every time you download we get paid!!

Tell us one of the funniest JYG moments ever?

Here are some:

Craig was on his bike with his wife and this guy kept staring at him on the road (Craig kind of got freaked). After a little more stalking, the guy slowed down next too him and said “I’m listening to you on my Ipod”.


The other day Sid had gone had gone kite flying with his friends to the beach and met this bunch of school kids. They asked him what he does and he said he plays for JYG. They began laughing and said “Yeah right and I am Tom Cruise”.


As usual when my weekend comes, I need my drink (Whiskey) and the wine shops had closed. There is this after hour bootleg shop that I know so went there to pick up my stock for the night. Suddenly this guy comes out of the dark and asks me “can I take a picture with you?” I was kind of zapped and asked him “you know me from?” he said “you don’t know me but I’m a fan and know JYG”


This one is a bit of an old story. The band had just started out I think we where a year old and we had just headlined NLS and was on a high. The next day we went out to eat lunch and 2 guys saw us with our guitars and asked us which band we play for? So we said JYG. Then the guy pulls out his phone and he had all our demos on his phone. They then went on to offer us weed and booze. LOL!!

It always zaps me how much reach music actually has. The songs we write are very personal and make us happy. But once we put it out there for people to listen, you realize you are not alone.


What are your views about online distribution of music?
I think its great but music is becoming free. That is why we realized we need to do things differently so we decided to excrement with our distribution method and joined http://www.gimmesound.com where the artists gets paid for every download. The money is shared by the site with the artists 50/50 from add revenue. Our Cd's are still on sale because our hardcore fans like the physical Cd. We do door to door cash on delivery: http://junkyardgroove.net.


Where was the best gig you guys played?
IIT Chennai and Desert Rock festival Dubai

What would you guys like to tell your fans?
Thank you so much for the support because without you we are nothing. You guys come first. Please do download our music free. We get paid for every download. Spread the love!!

*A special thanks to Ameeth Thomas & Junkyard Groove for doing this Interview on such short notice. Thank you Junkyard groove for the music!


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Jun 1, 2009

Reptilian Death - Intestinal Feast


Artist - Reptilian Death
Album - Intestinal Feast (EP)
Genre - Death Metal
Web - http://www.myspace.com/reptiliandeath

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PS - Those who wish to support the music and buy an original copy can get one at any FURTADOS Music outlet,www.musicyogi.com and also Musee Musica in Chennai and Seunderabad and Braganza & Co in Kolkata.
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May 30, 2009

Exhumation - Among The Dead

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