British Musician Noel Gallagher recently released his first solo album ‘Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds’. The songs in the new album include some of the rock solid collections like ‘I Wanna Live in an Dream In My’ and ‘Everybody’s on the Run’. With the release of the album it has boasted its qualities and is [...]
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June 28th, 2011
Rick Ross and Lil Wayne ’9 Piece’ music video review
Lynrd: American rapper Rick Ross and rapper Lil Wayne have released their latest album ‘9 Piece’, in which Ross has brought Wayne to play pool as well as to be the eyeball the pole dancers in a strip club. The video shows both the rappers getting involved in recreational activities. The video is all about [...]
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Tags: 9 piece video, Lil wayne, rick ross, rick ross 9 piece video 
Comments OffJune 15th, 2011
Nicki Minaj’s ‘Top Of The World’ song review
Lynrd: American singer, rapper and song writer Nicki Minaj revealed her new track ‘Top of The World’ recently. The track is apparently written by Minaj even when the singer had made it big in the music industry. ‘Top of the World’ is a part of her album ‘Pink Friday’. Like many other songs of the [...]
Posted in Pop, Reviews Tags: nicki minaj, nicki minaj album, nicki minaj pregnant, nicki minaj single, top of the world, Top Of The World nicki minaj Comments OffJanuary 16th, 2010
album review : The Return To Darkness by Demonic Resurrection
- by Itihas Shetty… The demons return with metal embossed all over them. It was in 2005 when a major change of sorts was seen in the Indian metal scene and only a demon(stealer) could have a hand in it. India’s only metal record label Demonstealer Records (DSR) dared to release Demonic Resurrection’s (DR) debut [...]
Posted in Metal, Reviews Tags: 2010, a darkness descends, album, album review, beyond the darkness, brutal assault open air, daniel rego, darkness, demon, demonic, demonic resurrection, demonstealer, demonstealer records, DR, dsr, husain bandukwala, review, sahil makhija, the return to darkness, trilogy, virendra kaith, viru, wacken 4 Comments »December 7th, 2009
Deccan Rock Festival 2009 gig review
I had never heard of Deccan Rock Festival before I read about it on Rolling Stones India website. A small article that read Textures and Amon Amarth would come down and play for us. I had that sudden rush of blood moment when it finally began to sink in that Amon Amarth – a band [...]
November 12th, 2009
“Fall To Pieces: A Memoir Of Drugs, Rock ‘N’ Roll, And Mental Illness”. a new book by Mary Forsberg Weiland
Mary Forsberg Weiland lady of the frontman of some of the world famous bands like Stone Temple Pilots and former Vevet revolver has written a new book called “Fall To Pieces”: A Memoir Of Drugs, Rock ‘N’ Roll, And Mental Illness” The book released on November 10th 2009. In “Fall To Pieces”, Mary Forsberg Weiland [...]
Posted in Metal, Reviews Tags: addiction, drugs, Fall To Pieces, mary forsberg, mary forsberg weiland, rock and roll, scott weiland Comments OffNovember 3rd, 2009
Music Review : 'Moving On' with Soulmate
Before I get started with the review i want to write something about my musical taste. I enjoy metal. I want it dirty, fast, brutal, dark, sick, perverted and straight forward. And I’d also like to add that I cannot spell blues when it comes to the genre. Having said that, there is something about this genre [...]
Posted in Metal, Reviews Tags: Blues, ferdy dkhar, moving on, rudy wallang, sam shullai, shillong, soulmate, tipriti kharbangar Comments OffOctober 28th, 2009
GIR XIII – Bangalore review.
GIR XIII Bangalore leg – bands, crowd and everything in between. GIR has become one of those very few yearly gigs which i look forward to, and this year’s edition has already left me wanting for more. Thanks to Mr. Amit Sehgal for getting Enslaved, Satyricon and Sahg to perform for us. Respect. Attending a [...]
Posted in Metal, Reviews Tags: bangalore, benea reach, gig, GIR, GIR 2009, Inner Sanctum, kryptos, metalfest, palace grounds, parachute xvi, review, solstate Comments OffOctober 28th, 2009
album review : Khooni Murga by Workshop
Ok to begin with this album has trounced every other Indian album in terms of recording. Actually, coming from DSR this is not surprising considering the experience. And ofcourse the man himself The Demonstealer (in this band also) loves challenges because its not all the time that the frontman of an extreme metal band does vocals [...]
Posted in Metal, Reviews Tags: 2009 album, demonic, demonstealer, dsr, hamza kazi, humor metal, khooni murga, launchpad, rajarshi bhattacharya, riju dasgupta, sahil makhija, workshop Comments OffOctober 28th, 2009
Cruptus – a nefarious tribute to Kryptos.
…a boorishly Cursed Evolution… ingenerated with a Satyr like Face… Descension amidst hybrid din… infuriated by Clandestine Elements… an Expediton to Abnormalia to tarnish the (Forgotten) Land of Ice… crestfallen due to Altered Destinies…hankering for a Spiral Ascent… basking In Twilight’s Grace… Forsaken unto eternity…