‘music’ Archives
Bangalore Palace Grounds Concerts – A Survival Guide
I recently had a chance to attend a press conference that formally announced that Metallica would be playing in Gurgaon at the end of next month as part of the F1 Rocks extravaganza. The press conference was sort of redundant because pretty much everyone I know has already picked up their tickets for the show and will be attending it either in [...]
Blank Slate
An eventful weekend saw the as-yet-unnamed band in Gurgaon that I am part of, along with two other classmates from B-school and a super tech-savvy doctor getting together on sunday evening to sit and work on songs. We've got material that is interesting and we're trying both approaches - make words and put in music and make music with an idea for [...]
Band Photo
So, the other day, our friend Shrenik came when we were putting practise, and using his flashy remote controlled Nikon DSLR took a few pics of us. Combined with Adobe illustrator, he's done something that you can see embedded here (see up). He's taken a few other weird and funny photos of us. For more of his work on flickr check out Shrenik's [...]
Arth Music
Arth is a Bangalore based band, which I play the bass guitar for. In a sudden burst of enthusiasm, we decided to record a few songs of ours and post it up online under the creative commons license, for people to listen to, download and distribute. The player above lets you stream songs, as well as gives you the option to download our demo [...]
Barsaat
This is a song written about the time Arth had its first performance at the Sunday Jam, when it rained cats and dogs. Out of cheap thrills, we decided that we'd write a song about the rains, and what you can see above is what happened, as a result of that. Enjoy!
Sound Check – June 2008 Sunday Jam
Arth's first Sunday Jam performance. We'd come up with some arbit stuff to play for a sound check, and we, in an unnatural burst of creative insight named it 'sound check'. The video has been shot by the drummer Glenn's brother Gren, which explains why it seems as though we're sessions musicians with a drummer, as opposed to a full fledged band. [...]
