Culture Quake at IOMMA & Sakifo 2013

There’s something to be said for tectonic shifts despite their underlying notion of destructiveness. They created the world as we know it today and it seems the time for others might be ripe. We mean this in a purely constructive sense of course. Masses of different countries shifting base only to come together with others.

IndiEarth Out There - Live From the Purple Fest

Each week, the IndiEarth crew have been filming Purple Fest performances for a brand new video series - IndiEarth Out There - Live From The Purple Fest. The series is intended to act as a platform for indie artists, and is filmed to recreate the feel of actually being at a live performance - up close, personal, and in your face.  

Monkey Radio IndiEarth Cloudcast #2

Well known for his DJ and RJ acuteness, Dakta Dub brings together styles once more in his 2nd cloudcast, right here on IndiEarth. On Monkey Radio’s IndiEarth Cloudcast 01 – Dakta Dub handpicked a selection of tracks from IndiEarth artists to create a one hour mixcloud of music, ranging from Hindustani classical to alternative and folk.


Sounds of the IndieGround - The Skrat Pack

The Skrat live show (a la Purple Fest) is an experience I would recommend to the uninitiated. Typifying the idea of a garage band, the experience is grungy, up close and personal – so close you’re likely to experience a cascading waterfall of musician sweat if in the wrong place at the wrong time (or the right place at the right time – depending on what floats your boat). 


Audio Pervert - Dark Robot

Audio Pervert's megalithic electronica ride - Dark Robot is all set for release in early June 2013. The album is a collaborative effort, featuring 14 Artists – from singers to synth geeks, guitar geniuses to defunct classical composers and friendly rogues – all working in tandem to produce an explosive 20 track LP.


Media Talks Back – Anirban Chakraborty

It was a bleak time for independent music in India. Cover music was triumphing over the lonely voice of the independent artist, and the ‘indie’ music scene – if it could be called as such – was painted a rather monochrome shade of grey. A streak of colour emerged in 1995 under the  pseudonym Orange Street, proclaiming to the world on MTV that they would never again play another cover track.

REVIEW: THE NORTH BORDERS – BONOBO

A sense of nostalgia hits you when you first listen to Bonobo’s fifth studio album The North Borders. One can almost hear the faint strains of ‘Terrapin’ waft through the speakers. A song that 15 years ago made Bonobo one of the biggest names in down-tempo Electronica during the late 90’s early 2000s.

Anurag Tagat Reviews IndiEarth Artists

Anurag Tagat – a critic and journalist, writes about music, films and graphic novels amongst other things. He freelances as a features writer for The Hindu Metroplus, Rolling Stone India, Livemusic.fm and EspyRock.

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"By collaborating with IndiEarth we hope to reach out to an array of talent and assist them on their musical journey in this digital age."
Sanjay Kundalia, Nada Brahma - www.nadabrahma.co.uk


"Music is a doorway to discovery, and opening that door for as many people as possible is our musical commitment, therefore I believe our friendship with IndiEarth will go someway to sonically achieving that"
Pathaan, Globetronica - www.globetronica.org



New On IndiEarth
Gopakumar / Aghavizhi (The inside eye)Madhusudan Singh Solanki / Om Joy MantraDonn Bhat / 107Purple Fusion / Tring Tring - Marks of WarBarmer Boys / Raichand
Media / DJ
Ras Al Turner, United States
Jon monsoon, South Africa
Shashwati Shankar, India
Ayesha Venkataraman, India
Asif Khan, India

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