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Triads
05:30
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If We Sing
07:02
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We Move The Sky
03:58
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Yugen
07:15
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Bad Things For None
03:46
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Sirens
04:20
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ioish New Delhi, India
IOISH's sound can be described as layers of atmospheric textures and soulful guitars dosed with grooves and riffs that are
bordering on progressive rock. The music is moody, contemplative, introspective and immersive.
The band is
Vaibhav Bhutani- Guitars, Synths
Bass, Synths
Shantanu Sudarshan- Drums and stuff
... more
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