Nandini Nair
Thank you Rolling Stones, for revealing that music isn’t time and space specific
Tarun Bhartiya’s documentary is a celebration of the essential Northeast whose music carries the sighs and sorrows of the soil
How much does it take to be an artist under Soviet communism? Julian Barnes' exquisite portrait of a tormented musical genius
Few states support alternative music in the country but things may finally be looking up for indie musicians, what with Kerala announcing state awards for independent music
The long forgotten Baba Sehgal, written off as too silly to be modern, reinvents himself as an internet star
A host of new musical instruments are born in India. A lowdown
Here’s my take on bands that have a body of work worth investing time and money in, and if they’re playing in your city, ensure that you catch the show. I’d trade my Buddy Guy pick to be a first-time listener of their music