Indian Ocean

Indian Ocean will be the biggest underground success in India. A cult music group in its correct, the group offers amalgamated Indian folk music with European rock and roll, the bandmembers denying any restrictions with their personal art that might occur because of the needs of striking the mainstream. Indian Sea have already been savored by their listeners, and their little yet ideal body of function has made the knowledge of their music totally delicious. Indian Sea were only available in 1984 as an instrumental duo with Susmit Sen on guitars and Asheem Chakravarty on percussion. In 1991, Rahul Memory joined up with on bass as well as the music group secured its initial record offer. Their self-titled record debut premiered in 1994 with Shaleen Sharma on drums. In the same calendar year Amit Kilam changed Shaleen and today’s lineup was produced. In 1997, Indian Sea released Desert Rainfall, an album documented live at Mandi Home, Delhi. Desert Rainfall quickly gained understanding in critics’ circles, as well as the music group guaranteed its second record offer. Kandisa, released in March 2000, catapulted Indian Sea to nationwide stardom and became among the biggest-selling albums ever by an Indian music group. Following the group positively toured for another three years all over the world, Jhini premiered in 2003 along with Indian Ocean’s initial music video. Dark Friday, a film soundtrack, premiered in 2005.