More than just a guidebook, Desi Pubs tells the previously untold stories of resistance underpinning the existence of desi pubs in the UK and the landlords running them. Naz Toorabally speaks with author and journalist David Jesudason about his book, the importance of telling these stories and the impact discovering desi pubs had on him.
Read MoreSathya Sridharan is an actor and writer from New York City who is currently starring in Life of Pi on Broadway. Rajen Bhatt interviews Sathya about his role in Life of Pi, his acting career so far and upcoming projects.
Read MoreFrom the director and writer of smash-hit Channel 4 comedy, We Are Lady Parts, Nida Manzoor’s big screen debut Polite Society is a story about fighting the status quo, sticking it to the patriarchy, and reclaiming bodily autonomy. It’s a refreshing rebuttal to the typecast bit parts you often see South Asian women relegated to in film and TV.
Read MoreIndian folk metal band Bloodywood have been taking the world by storm with their debut album ‘Rakshak’. We caught their penultimate show on their EU/UK tour in London at the Electric Ballroom in Camden and it’s a show we won’t forget.
Read MoreDemonstealer - the solo venture of Indian metal trailblazer Sahil Makhija - releases their politically-charged second single ‘The Fear Campaign’ in anticipation of their upcoming fourth album ‘The Propaganda Machine’.
Read MoreLA-based Bangladeshi-American artist Nadu dropped his genre-melding third album titled ‘16’ on 3rd March 2023. Nandita Suria shares her thoughts and an interview with Nadu.
Read More‘Anthology of Exploratory Music From India’ is a compilation of exploratory music and sound works from India. Rajen Bhatt writes about discovering India’s extensive experimental music scene and expanding his knowledge of experimental music beyond the West.
Read MoreRising British Indian rock artist, Maya Lakhani released her much awaited fourth single 'Torn in Two’ earlier this month - a fierce, energetic alt rock track.
Read MoreThree South Asian-fronted bands took the stage at the Shacklewell Arms, London on a cold, blustery night. Puja Nandi reviews Teenage Sequence's first headline show, with support from KILL, THE ICON! and Dogviolet.
Read MoreDirected and produced by filmmaker and die-hard underground music fan Roy Dipankar, Extreme Nation is an award-winning documentary giving viewers a snapshot into the extreme metal subculture of the Indian subcontinent.
Read MoreAcclaimed Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter, Imaad Wasif, released his sixth studio album, So Long Mr. Fear, in August this year via label Sonic Ritual. Zee Ahmed shares her thoughts on the album.
Read MoreRead this interview with British Indian rock musician Pryti about her new alt-pop rock album ‘Searching for Now, Lost in Again’. We talked about everything from the inspiration and process behind her album to racism in the music industry and the unwavering support of her parents.
Read MoreOvershadowed by the meteoric fame of his uncle Ravi Shankar, Ananda Shankar was a pioneer of Indo-funk rock. His unique style blended eastern and western guitars melded with the sound of sitars and ragas weaved into classic funk rhythms.
Read MorePop-punk trio Vampire Slumber Party release new single ‘Little Light’ - a heartfelt, upbeat track about experiencing everyday racism.
Read MoreZanjeer’s debut EP ‘Parcham Buland Ast’ utilises just under 10 minutes to rip through six tracks of scathing social commentary on issues plaguing folks from the Global South. Rajen Bhatt shares his thoughts on Zanjeer’s debut EP.
Read MoreWe’re excited to be premiering the lyric video for ‘Teardrops’, the latest single by Pryti out today ahead of her forthcoming album ‘Searching for Now, Lost in Again’.
Read MoreJohann Lourde releases his latest single ‘Johann’s Theme’, a fusion of Sri Lankan baila and folk music with brutal metal guitar riffs to create a unique and distinctive sound.
Read More“Most recognisable in Breakup Haircut’s set, was their energy and sense of fun and enjoyment as a group working together to create something unique and meaningful.” Zahra Ahmad reviews Breakup Haircut’s sold out debut album launch at the Lexington back in July 2022.
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