The Mumbai folk/punk acoustic band played an open air gig as part of Ray-Ban's 75th Anniversary Celebrations
Dischordian
Dischordian
On the rare occasion that Mumbai folk/punk band Dischordian’s performance was  not under the influence of alcohol  at an open air venue, the band played an hour-long set consisting of songs old and new this week.
The inclusion of two saxophonists Nigel Rajaratnam and Amar Sukhi allowed for some impressive improvisations on songs such as “Save Me,” and “The Old Whore.” Among the newer songs performed were “Baby Maybe,” “Must Drink,” and “What Do I Do With A Goddamn Razor?”
The Set List:
How I Wait
Same Old Conversation
The Curtain
Lover
Drinking
Your Right Heel
Save Me
The Old Whore
NovemberÂ
Must Drink
What Do I Do With A Goddamn Razor?
Baby Maybe
Watch Dischordian perform “Must Drink” here
Watch Dischordian perform “The Old Whore” here
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