6
Repetitive
2.0 isn’t the proverbial AR Rahman film with songs that grow on you upon multiple listens. For that elusive soundtrack, we shall keep the perennial wait on. Read More
6
Repetitive
8
Soaring
Swarathma's rather hefty investment in time has paid off well in Raah E Fakira. It leaves us looking forward to the rest of the storytelling pieces in the offing. Read More
4.5
Disappointing
India has seen many international fusion collaborations as Shakti, whose songs and live performances are still quite the rage. 'Bridge of Dreams' is not one such effort in the right direction. Read More
7.5
Introspective
On Kush Upadhyay's 'Soon You'll See The Old', we are subject to ample nostalgia and there is a new and interesting spin to the old tropes. Read More
7.5
Aggressive
In 15 minutes, Godless delivers something that most metal bands rarely do. The EP is tight with very meticulous production and all the songs blend in seamlessly with each other. Read More
7
Average
Coke Studio's Season 11 finished with a controversy. A forgettable season, especially after Ali Hamza and Zohaib Kazi, raised expectations with a wonderful Explorer prelude. Read More
7
Ethereal
Paradigm Shift delivers a solid progressive rock album with a lot to say. Read More
8
On the money
After a really disappointing effort in Episode 7, Coke Studio Season 11 returns to form. Read More
7
Hilarious
The main selling point of Amrit Rao and The Madrascals' 'Baemaani' is the clever and hilarious lyricism brought to us by Amrit Rao. Even while handling topics that are decidedly mundane, the lyrical presentation is extremely innovative and fresh. Read More
6
Average
The seventh episode of Coke Studio is average at best, with nothing memorable to take away from it. Read More
