



Album Review: NATRAJ - "The Goat Also Gallops" When it comes to experimental music, NATRAJ have always been a band that defies expectations. Their latest album, "The Goat Also Gallops," is no exception - in fact, it takes their unique brand of musical chaos to a whole new level. From the moment the opening track kicks in, you're transported to a world where musical boundaries no longer exist. The blend of Indian classical music, jazz, and electronica creates a sound that is both mesmerising and bewildering. It's like being on a rollercoaster ride with no seatbelt - exhilarating, unnerving, and totally unpredictable. The musicianship on display here is nothing short of astounding. The dexterity and skill with which each member of the band plays their instrument is truly remarkable. Whether it's the lightning-fast tabla rhythms, the hypnotic sitar melodies, or the blistering saxophone solos, every note is played with precision and passion. But it's not just about technical proficiency - there's a sense of playfulness and joy that runs through the album. Tracks like "Dancing With Shiva" and "The Goat Also Gallops" are filled with infectious energy and a cheeky sense of humour that is impossible to resist. In a world where so much music can feel formulaic and safe, NATRAJ are a breath of fresh air. "The Goat Also Gallops" is a wild, exhilarating ride that will leave you breathless and begging for more. Trust me, you've never heard anything quite like this before. Prepare to have your mind blown.
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Details:Album Review: NATRAJ - "The Goat Also Gallops" When it comes to experimental music, NATRAJ have always been a band that defies expectations. Their latest album, "The Goat Also Gallops," is no exception - in fact, it takes their unique brand of musical chaos to a whole new level. From the moment the opening track kicks in, you're transported to a world where musical boundaries no longer exist. The blend of Indian classical music, jazz, and electronica creates a sound that is both mesmerising and bewildering. It's like being on a rollercoaster ride with no seatbelt - exhilarating, unnerving, and totally unpredictable. The musicianship on display here is nothing short of astounding. The dexterity and skill with which each member of the band plays their instrument is truly remarkable. Whether it's the lightning-fast tabla rhythms, the hypnotic sitar melodies, or the blistering saxophone solos, every note is played with precision and passion. But it's not just about technical proficiency - there's a sense of playfulness and joy that runs through the album. Tracks like "Dancing With Shiva" and "The Goat Also Gallops" are filled with infectious energy and a cheeky sense of humour that is impossible to resist. In a world where so much music can feel formulaic and safe, NATRAJ are a breath of fresh air. "The Goat Also Gallops" is a wild, exhilarating ride that will leave you breathless and begging for more. Trust me, you've never heard anything quite like this before. Prepare to have your mind blown.
Price now:
Album Review: NATRAJ - "The Goat Also Gallops" When it comes to experimental music, NATRAJ have always been a band that defies expectations. Their latest album, "The Goat Also Gallops," is no exception - in fact, it takes their unique brand of musical chaos to a whole new level. From the moment the opening track kicks in, you're transported to a world where musical boundaries no longer exist. The blend of Indian classical music, jazz, and electronica creates a sound that is both mesmerising and bewildering. It's like being on a rollercoaster ride with no seatbelt - exhilarating, unnerving, and totally unpredictable. The musicianship on display here is nothing short of astounding. The dexterity and skill with which each member of the band plays their instrument is truly remarkable. Whether it's the lightning-fast tabla rhythms, the hypnotic sitar melodies, or the blistering saxophone solos, every note is played with precision and passion. But it's not just about technical proficiency - there's a sense of playfulness and joy that runs through the album. Tracks like "Dancing With Shiva" and "The Goat Also Gallops" are filled with infectious energy and a cheeky sense of humour that is impossible to resist. In a world where so much music can feel formulaic and safe, NATRAJ are a breath of fresh air. "The Goat Also Gallops" is a wild, exhilarating ride that will leave you breathless and begging for more. Trust me, you've never heard anything quite like this before. Prepare to have your mind blown.
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