Podcast appearances and mentions of keshav dhar

Garza sits down with India folk metal band BLOODYWOOD. https://www.bloodywood.net NEW PODCAST COFFEE: https://www.conceptcafes.com BLOODYWOOD is: Karan Katiyar - Guitar, Flute Jayant Bhadula - Vocals Raoul Kerr - Vocals Vishesh Singh - Drums CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Other Bands From India (Skyharbor, Keshav Dhar) 04:24 - Band Member Introductions, Early Tour Experiences 07:12 - Breaking Out in India's Metal Scene 12:22 - Quitting Law & College to Play Heavy Music 13:38 - Early Viral Videos, Writing Heavy Music for the World 21:41 - Louder than Life, Aftershock Festival 25:03 - India Population vs USA Population, Cultural Differences 28:05 - Metal is Popular in India, but Hard for Smaller Bands 31:00 - Law Enforcement in India, Differences in National Problems Throughout the World 39:33 - Being Disciplined as a Musician 43:37 - Practicing 6 Hours a Day Before Tours to Give Fans Ultimate Experiences 47:53 - Weight of the Mind - Ross Robinson Theory 50:02 - Suicide Silence Self-Titled (2017), Internet Narratives & Resurgence 01:01:22 - Future Plans, New Record 01:01:55 - Raoul Bouncing Back From Extreme Hand Injury

Keshav Dhar's journey started off from his bedroom as Hydrodjent, a solo act that quickly morphed in to the global sensation that is Skyharbor - arguably the biggest rock band hailing from India. Over cups of coffee and chai, Keshav Dhar introspects on whether the journey was a product of sheer good luck coupled with tremendous hard work, and where the future lies after three solid albums. There's also lots about his recent move to Bombay, and some sound advice for young musicians looking to make it big.Big ups to The Cuckoo Club in Bandra, Bombay for hosting Horns Up!Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or add the RSS feed to your preferred podcast player. Follow the podcast on Twitter @hornsuppod, Peter @trendcrusher and Animesh @asmoani. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"It's a lot more bipolar than the last record," measured Keshav Dhar, guitarist from Skyharbor, describing the recently released 'Sunshine Dust'. "That one was almost pretty all the way through. It was pretty, uplifting prog, but with this one there is still that prettier stuff but it is a lot darker. I think it's a bit of a mix of everything. We've got pretty stuff, we've got really aggressive, heavy, screaming stuff and we've got accessible catchy songs."In the full interview, Keshav goes more in-depth on the album, talks about re-recording it on the Gold Coast, the musical evolution of Skyharbor, the messages in their music, the early years of Skyharbor and how it turned from a three-piece instrumental act at their debut show into a global phenomenon plus more.

Keshav Dhar (Skyharbour). The stellar Sunshine Dust is the new album from India's prog-metal sensations, Skyharbour. Keshav chats to Andrew about the album and other interesting subjects.

When you start typing Keshav Dhar on Google, the search engine suggests you the keywords, Keshav Dhar Marty Friedman. In this podcast Keshav talks about his collaboration with Friedman and takes us through his bedazzled state of mind when he first received an email from THE Marty Friedman. He also shares some of his experiences of working with other bands and what he has learned from them.

When you start typing Keshav Dhar on Google, the search engine suggests you the keywords, Keshav Dhar Marty Friedman. In this podcast Keshav talks about his collaboration with Friedman and takes us through his bedazzled state of mind when he first received an email from THE Marty Friedman. He also shares some of his experiences of working with other bands and what he has learned from them.