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Jindabaad : Rising Nepali Metal Band

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By Dr. Sulabh Shrestha
Jindabaad Performing Live

Members:

Keyboards: Abhisek Bhadra
Drums: Kiran Shahi
Vocals/Guitar: Rohit Shakya
Bass: Rajan Shrestha
Guitars: Sunny Tuladhar (also in Atomic Bush)
Genre: Rock/metal
Hometown:Kathmandu, Nepal
Record Label:Indie/Fuzz productions

Current Location:Kathmandu,Nepal

Influences:
Tool
NIN
Porcupine Tree
Textures
Sikth
Meshuggah
Incubus
Radiohead
Muse
Pain of Salvation
Sonic Youth

Biography

JINDABAAD!!!! Ain't about rebellion, frustrations, creative disillusions or democracy. The difference that bias the good and the bad declares the sound. Art has nothing to do with it, JINDABAAD!!! is art.

JINDABAAD!!! is a kathmandu based ART-Rock group as they like to call it.Discovering what they cant do and wont be allowed to do has resulted in influencing the sound of the band lately. Pop ,rock n roll, punk, futuristic heart thumping club, jazz, progressive,psychedelic,imaginative or non imaginative , everybody feeds on that as long as it can be simplified to the listening ear and to the mind. The band believes in everything .Simple, hard,raging to cold.The band believes in all that jazz and still fantasizes about the low tuned 8-stringed teethwreenching Hi-gain dream.Talking about an industry standard where music has always been used, rather than listened to, Jindabaad is cohesive towards the Independent Scene in NEPAL. Jindabaad are writing their own music as well as producing their own sound spectrum.

Official Video : Rewind by Jindabaad



Facebook Fanpage : http://www.facebook.com/jindabaad
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