Project Mishram Bengaluru, India
Project MishraM are a seven-piece Progressive Carnatic fusion outfit based out of Bangalore. MishraM’s sound is characterized by a sharp blend of genres ranging from modern progressive metal, djent, funk, jazz and electronic, centered around the intricacies of Ragas and syncopation rooted in Indian classical music. In Sanskrit, Mishram means ‘Mix’ and also denotes the number ‘Seven’. ... more
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amazing work and contributions to the album. Love all of Igorrr's work. Love the records zoetrope art, need a strobe light to see them in action i believe..
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The Molten Larva is one of, if not THE MOST, pissed off track(s) I've ever heard thus far..
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I like the fact that this guy is not in “omg I love djent so much I’ll only let *that* express in my songs” mode. With his friends he crafts thoughtful and diverse songs which can be either playful or touching.
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One Morning in Gurgaon
by Guy Buttery
Acoustic guitar blends with tabla and sarangi on this hauntingly beautiful collaboration between three musicians.
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Deja Vu
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This album features five previously unreleased songs from Brazilian disco artists, Robson Jorge and Lincoln Olivetti.
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Another incredible release from David! This is by one of his most creative albums to date and it shows. The attention to detail really allows you to admire the compositional creativity present in this album. Each track has it's own unique soundscape and is intricate enough to where this album doesn't lose it's "luster" upon repeated listening. Excellent job, David! I highly recommend this album :D
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