
Here’s what you shouldn’t expect to associate with Time Out’s list of 10 breakout Indian bands: glossy marketing campaigns, mega-buck endorsement deals and hackneyed music videos directed by the latest film-brat. Here’s what you should look for: tightly-constructed musical structure, intelligent songwriting and shovelfuls of spunk. These are the musicians to have on your playlist. On constant replay.
The Lightyears Explode are two years old and too loud to ignore
Experimental, fearless, progressive and psychedelic are all terms you could safely apply to music that The Bicycle Days produce
Time Out lists five things you need to know about Goddess Gagged.
Hindi rock band Airport knows how to make angst sound happy
Two siblings from Delhi point to the future of jazz in India, finds Time Out
Time Out puts down nine things you need to know about Delhi’s Peter Cat Recording Co.
Time Out finds that quibbles are part of the creative process for trip-hop act Sulk Station
Undying Inc's straight up music proves that heavy metal is not all about cock rock cliches or medieval fantasies
It’s tough being a solo singer and songwriter, but Gowri tells Time Out she wouldn’t have it any other way
Contagious beats and buckets of attitude best define the four-piece hip hop band Bombay Bassment
By Time Out on August 19 2011 6.07am