 'A Clarion Call to Revolution' is a tirade against the current state of being in an unjust and corrupt global system devoid of all human touch. The song is designed to musically galvanise listeners to action.

The Globalisation Trilogy/ Passing Into Time

A Clarion Call to Revolution

A Clarion Call To Revolution

'On High Seas' is an emotive rock elegy to the millions of refugees who undertake perilous, often doomed voyages, across the blue desert of the Mediterranean.

On High Seas

'Be the Change' is a stirring, introspective track that exhorts listeners to transcend the unholy triumvirate of religion, nation and race that are invariably guilty of shackling free speech, thought and action.

Be the Change

Passing Into Time

A Midsummer Night's Dream

A Midsummer Night's Dream (retake Aug'16)

Song of the Whimsical Dreamer

Embrace the Lost Horizon

Embrace The Lost Horizon

The Multitude feature on Rock Radio UK

Friends of Mine

The Multitude are a London based progressive rock band. The band had its genesis in the city of Bangalore, India in 1998 and relocated to the UK in 2006. The band's music involves a complex melange of neo-classical elements layered onto progressive rock and melodic metal soundscapes. 

‘The Multitude’ is a pluralistic concept of many ordinary people acting in networked concert, harnessing music and the arts to script alternative worldviews and to freely challenge oppressive, orthodox, unjust and dominating systems. Drawing from this conceptual wellspring, The Multitude aims to fuse an unforgettable musical experience with thought-provoking stimuli and a view to creating a synergy with diverse audiences. The band believes in making meaningful music, breaking conventions & lyrical barriers, and addressing diverse globally-relevant themes and issues. 

The Multitude's second album Reveries in the Magic has been released in January 2024 by Ghost Record Label for global distribution via AWAL, The Orchard and Sony Music. 



Line up for first album (Passing into Time, 2018):
Ashvin Devasundaram- guitars, backing vocals, bass composition, lyrics & songwriting
Sukhbir Kalsi- vocals
Rajeev Ethiraj: drums (former band member)

Sessions performances:
Richard Campbell- bass
Naviin Gandharv- belabaharr on 'On High Seas'

Recording engineer: Richard Campbell

The Multitude

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