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name denoting the circle life, is a band that
specializes in blues-based rock with a huge
fan base all over the country. The band often
fuses Indian classical music instruments like
mridangam, tabla and flute with conventional
instruments like guitar, drums and keyboards,
while singing in Hindi. Disinterested in commercial
success, their success is of a more radical
nature. A wholly accessible band, they do
not have any policies against their music
being copied and distributed. Not many musicians
would display such scant regard for copyright,
but that's Delhi-based rock band Parikrama.
Ranging from their first concert at New Delhi’s
concert on AIDS awareness to concerts on college
campuses to opening for Iron Maiden, the band
has performed traveled extensively and left
sensational waves in its wake with over a
1000 shows. Unbridled by the pressures of
commercialism, music remains their first love
as they continue to sing and play with zest
and passion. |
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February, 2009 - Them Clones (Delhi) |
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February, 2009 - Agnee Band (Pune) |
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February, 2009 - Miles (Bangladesh) |
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February, 2009 - Aryan Band (Afghanistan) |
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February, 2009 - Jasbir Jassi (Delhi) |
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February, 2009 - Soul Sounds (Sri Lanka) |
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February, 2009 - Skinny Alley ( Calcutta) |
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February, 2009 - Who's your daddy (Bhutan) |
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February, 2009 - Shaa’ir & Func (Mumbai)
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February, 2009 - Parikrama (Delhi) |
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February, 2009 - Trio (Maldives) |
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February, 2009 - Swarathma (Bangalore) |
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February, 2009 - Robin & The New Revolution
(Nepal) |
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February, 2009 - Vishal Shekhar (Mumbai) |
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