Wow...saw these guys play live twice, they are amazing:)

This is some impressive shit! Come to US you guys!!

I wish that the start music continues forever. Can live to it....

In a beautiful day with dreams of clay
I’m out in the sun
Where do I belong, I’m all alone 
Walking all the way
Eyes open wide awake
Think its all fate
That’s why I’m here alone

I stare at the sun 
Cover my eyes
Daylight slips through my fingers 
Eyes wide shut
Yellow fields, sky painted ochre
Closer to life
A lie in disguise

Say a thousand words that say
That convey, it’s away
A day will soon be over here
There will be no tear, with no one to hear
But I’ll turn around my fate
reach the golden gate 
That’s why I’m here alone

I stare at the sun 
Cover my eyes
Daylight slips through my fingers 
Eyes wide shut
Yellow fields, sky painted ochre
Closer to life
A lie in disguise


Lonely streets are all I see
They say truth, where can it be
I think it’s up in the sky
I’ll find it before I lie down

Shadows melt over the ground 
The sun goes down, out of my sight
I think its up in the sky
It’ll find me before I lie down….

Heretic - Alone

Skrat's third album - 'The Queen' 

Skrat -  'Stomp' (Single)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxphpNInl58
 
www.skrattheband.com

Machete

Recorded & Mixed at Converse Rubber Tracks Studio in Brooklyn (NY)

Producer/Engineer: Aaron Bastinelli
Studio Technician: Tony Stanziano

Mastered at Audible Oddities (Sean)

Special thanks: Converse, Debayan Deb, Tej Brar, Aniket Rao, Arjun Ravi, Vijay Nair (OML)

Blackboard

All In All Your Searching

Sleeping

Out at the train tracks
I dream of escape
But a song comes onto my iPod
And I realize it's getting late

And I can't take the staring
And the sympathy
And I don't like the questions "How do you feel?"
"How's it going in school?"
and "Do you wanna talk about it?"

Way out
Way out of here
Fade out
Fade out, vanish

And I'm trying to forget you
And I know that I will
In a thousand years, or maybe a week
Burn all your pictures, and cut out your face

The shutters are down and the curtains are closed
And I've covered my tracks
Disposed of the car
Trying to forget even your name and the way that you look
When you're sleeping
Dreaming of this

Way out
Way out of here
Fade out
Fade out, vanish





Porcupine Tree - Way Out Of Here

Stories Of The Places You've Never Been

Recorded and produced by Abhishekh Sekhri//Kintsugi Studios for Kintsugi Sessions Season 1
Featuring -Amartya Ghosh - Guitar / Vocals
                   Ishaan Gandhi - Drums
                   Subhadra Kamath - Bass/Vocals
                   Utkarsh Varma - Guitar 
Written and Composed by Amartya Ghosh

Single

Carnival

Carnival -Kintsugi Sessions Season 1

"My Baby's Beak" out on all possible streaming platforms 
This is the second single from WKND FRNDS by The F16s

All instruments except drums tracked at Barking Beat Recording Co.
Drums played by Manu Krishnan and tracked by MT Aditya at Dome
Mixed by Rohan Ramanna (Island City Studios)
Mastered by Clay Jensen

WKND FRNDS out on May 31st

The F16s are
Josh
Harshan
Shank
Booby

Special Thanks to House Arrest

My Baby's Beak

Apple Music New Album of the Month (India) - October 2019

Apple Editor's Note:

Amidst the incendiary and politically charged rap inundating India’s millennial underground, the laid-back, old-school flow of bilingual Kolkata-based hip-hop crew Park Circus is a welcome change of pace. National Animal sets up treacly, quirky beats (think Deltron 3030 or Dream Warriors) for carefully enunciated—and often darkly comic—verses that present modern snapshots of urban life in India. On the chorally punchy "Blame The President" and disconcertingly gospel-sounding "Small Town/Big City" alike, it's the street smarts and glib wordplay that make this album a winner.

LiveWire Review:

When listening to an album involuntarily makes your feet move, body groove and alarms senior citizens in the metro coach you’re in, you know you have a banger on your hands – well, plugged into your ears.

Yep, the eponymous debut album of Kolkata-based funkadelic hip-hop act Park Circus is definitely one for the ages.

https://livewire.thewire.in/out-and-about/music/park-circus-debut-album-review-kolkata-music-scene/

700017

Written by Tanya Shah and Ramya Pothuri
Produced by Ramya Pothuri and Ayan De
Mixed by Ayan De
Artwork by Akanksha Makhija

Sticky

For over ten years, Chennai based four piece The F16s have been churning towards an ongoing refinement of their vision. From their 2013 debut Kaleidoscope, to the 2014 studio tie up with Converse that birthed "Nobody's Gonna Wait", through to their 2016 breakthrough "Triggerpunkte", this vision has mirrored both a maturity of execution and a certain gravity from listeners worldwide - as ten million plus Spotify streams and coverage in StereoGum, Brooklyn Vegan, Variety and Sirius XM clearly suggest.

Then came “Is It Time To Eat The Rich Yet?”. Borne of an extended evolutionary sojourn as authored from an observer’s distant stare, the record focuses on intimately experiencing how a global pandemic needlessly compromised not only the lives of millions here in India, but more personally their own. This music explores alienation with lyrical wit intact - “dancing to our doom” as one member frames it - via a wide reaching musical craftsmanship that serves to pull listeners in, almost by the juxtaposition of these sentiments; A joyful celebration of the human condition under duress, scored by some of the finest pop music this country has on offer.

The band have plenty more on the way, embarking on yet another national tour to cement themselves as one of the country's most bankable independent acts while training one eye on international attention.

Blackboard

The F16s

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