festival review
The eighth outing of the metal festival featured unparalleled performances by black metal veteran Abbath and death metallers Suffocation
Eric Prydz’s jaw-dropping debut, Macklemore’s underwhelming offerings, and why the festival exceeded all expectations despite venue change
The rise of the underdogs, Anoushka Shankar’s anti-climactic set and hip-hop’s big night with DJ Premier
A handful of singer-songwriters/bands, an army of electronica acts, and a glitchy power cut
While Coldplay and Jay Z delivered unforgettable performances, the festival should have at least introduced a few of India’s rising indie artists on its platform rather than parade Bollywood names
The first festival edition of the Bengaluru gig series pulled in impressive numbers for stand-out sets by the likes of stoner rock band Colour Haze and UK instrumental rockers 65daysofstatic
Rolling Stone India – RSS
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