Friday, November 28, 2014

Official launch of TRIBUTE TO VOMITORY split Flyer.

A free download tribute split in Memory of the mighty swedish death metal giant Vomitory featuring 5 extreme death/thrash metal bands. The band is aware of the split and the download limit will be restricted to 24 hours from the time of release.
The release date shall be finalized soon. The tentative date is on the end of this year. The bands are..
Narsamhaar from Nepal 
Vile Impalement from India 
Thunderwar from Poland
Bloody Brotherhood from Spain
Turbocharged from Sweden
For details 
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Interview with Jakub Regulski from Poland Based Blackened Death Band Morthus

Its awesome feeling that we get to know much about the new bands from different part of the world and to be quite honest RAKTAPYAS compilation album has helped us to go beyond Nepal and get to know many bands who are not yet known. As per this seek we got a chance to talk with one young killer Blackened Death Metal band Morthus from Poland. We had a short talk with there drummer Jakub Regulski. So without any delay here we go. Do check out their E.P while going through their interview. Here is the link.
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtsBlnabHPk

Greetings Jakub. How are you guys doing back there in Poland?
Hey, actually it's great here, lot of gigs ahead for Morthus.

Tell us how the journey of Morthus begun?
It all began in July 2012. When we met for the 1st time, we were complete strangers to each other. Having similar taste and passion for music, we thought of jamming together and started covering bands like Sepultura or Exodus. As time passed by our guitarist did not show up for rehearsals and we had to replace him. Then I thought about Paweł, who was poorly equipped with a guitar and vocals (as we all were with our instruments, haha, we all practiced like nuts). Then the day came for the first concert in Warsaw we opened for the band Wolf Spider one of the well known band in the country. After the gig, we decided to change the guitarist (Rafal Szymanski). Cardinal spoke to us which none of us knew, until we met him at one of our rehearsal in Warsaw, and after some jamming sessions took him on a permanent basis.

So Jakub, coming to the band named MORTHUS, what does it mean?
We say that this is own name like Pepsi or lays, but Mortem is death so we connect it somehow. Haha.

Poland is renowned for its extreme scene globally, has there been any influence on you guys in starting a blackened death metal band?
Sure, I think the biggest kick for us were bands like Morbid Angel, Destroyer 666, Dissection and Behemoth.

Killer bands. So you guys are having a gig with RAGEHAMMER, THUNDERWAR and RAGING DEATH this December how is the rehearsal going on?
So far so good, we'll inform you about our upcoming mini-tour very soon.

For sure. Before we proceed we will like to know much about the E.P The Abyss that was recently launched.
Ok, so first of all, the Abyss is our first official recording. We released that to have a promotional material, because our first demo "Legacy of Astaroth" was recorded by us in garage conditions and it wasn't so "fresh" (as you could hear we changed our style a little bit). Tracks which this EP contains are our new tracks ones, so we decided to record them. We want to say that they define our style and we want to continue with it. The E.P starts with song called "Torment" which was a spontaneous idea. We entered the studio and we met our friends from Bestiality totally wasted after concert with them. We didn't have any idea for intro to this EP so we recorded our screams and added some sound of burning city. Nothing sophisticated, but we are glad of results. First track  "Beast from the Abyss" was composed by Paweł, who combined our riffs. I added my drums parts and we finalized it during rehearsal. I composed solo day before recording and last bass part was added day before. It is the first song in our current style. Next song "In the White Wolf's Kingdom" is a little bit different. We treat it as a kind of ballad because it's our only slow track. It is also composed by Paweł and I added only my drum parts. Personally, it is my favorite record in terms of drums and guitar solo. Moreover, it is our last song about winter, paganism, wolfs and stuff like that.

Recorded in Mandragora Studio mixed by Maciej Radecki the EP The Abysss is no doubt 12.44 minutes of brutality. Have been blasting this E.P multiple times since Slawomir and Mateusz  made me aware about Morthus. You guys are one of my favorite bands whom i stream frequently.
We're really glad to hear that, and I can say that LP won't disappoint you either.

Well excited about it. I heard that this winter you guys are hitting studio for full length. Tell us about it?
Actually we are going to enter Mandragora Studio at Sumner/Season 2015. We're still working on fresh material, as we are planning not to repeat any previous songs, maybe one or two but that's all. Complete fresh tracks.

Will be waiting for it, By the way Jakub you guys belong to the country which having an healthy extreme metal scene. Tell us how hard it is for young bands like Morthus back there in Poland.
Well, it is quite difficult, let me share it with you. These two years I and Emil had to ride for rehearsals with the car stuffed to the brim with all equipment, 25 and even sometimes 35 km for the rehearsals, cause until now we do not have a permanent place for it, you've probably seen on my social media page and as well as in our previous talks. We slowly finish up our first official rehearsal room in Warka, now Paweł and Cardinal have to travel, but it's easier to pack guitar amp and guitar than whole drum set. In terms of recording, it is not too good because we are very young and it is difficult to get even for a seasonal job that will cover the cost. I can complain about myself for hours, but we are not a bunch of pussies to cry. We just wrap our sleeves and work far enough forces. We haven’t earned even a penny on this band and we even don’t expect to.

Yeah that’s for sure NO PAIN NO GAIN. So Jakub coming beyond MORTHUS what do you guys do beside MORTHUS?
I'm studying sociology, Paweł renewable energy technology, Dominik is writing secondary school certificate, and Emil is high school student, as you see, We're pretty young, I'm 21 and the oldest , haha.

Its good to see that youngsters are taking there music seriously. So far i have worked with Thunderwar, and soon with Christhole trust me it’s awesome to hear and explore young talented bands emerging from different part of the world.
It’s really great to know that there are some people around the world who don't care only about metal stars from 80's. Some day in the near future young bands like us must take their place, someone has to continue this legacy.

I am very happy that Thunderwar has taken that step and soon i hope the same for MORTHUS.
Actually they're our friends, We play together in time to time basis. Infact Vit (THUNDERWAR’s Skinner) borrowed me his drum set and helped a lot with my studio session.

So Jakub coming beyond Morthus tell us how your journey in Metal music begun?
First rock bands I've ever started to really get into were AC/DC, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin - and all that classic stuff, I was about 14 back then. Then came the time for something heavier - I've got into bands like Metallica, Pantera and the band that pushed me more into this music was Slayer, and I mean when I attended there concert. Before Big 4’s concert I was something like pre-Thrasher, but when I witnessed these guys (luckily with Jeff Hanneman) they just blowed my mind. I thought "wooow this is it!". And then I started to look for some more Thrash bands heavier and heavier. The othre big step in my taste was Morbid Angel. The two people who really pushed me to start playing drums were Dave Lombardo and George Kollias (almost peed my pants after meeting him). I was 18 then so as you see my journey with drums is quite short.

For sure i too played drums back in time and understand that crave to play. By the way Jakub any message from MORTHUS to the metal community?
Sure – Like George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher from Cannibal Corpse said –
Keep the fuckinng support to metal! And I request you all to listen to Morthus, haha.

Lastly a space for you to ask if we SNRMB team has forgotten to ask, feel free to ask?
Yeah, you could send me track links of bands from Nepal, I'm pretty curious about it.

For sure Jakub we will. Thank you for your precious time.
I thank you and greetings to the whole SNRMB NEPAL team, cheers! And yeah you guys must check them out - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUF80b-cxzA - Bestiality - totally crazy and brutal stuff from our friends!

Sunday, November 23, 2014

Interview with Kathmandu, Nepal Based Brutal Death Metal band Calamitian



Before we talk much about  Calamitian, do check there recent release..
Without any delay here is a short talk that we had with the band.

Greetings guys, before we begin we would like to know what are we doing nowadays?
Thank you, we are currently working on our new originals. We are also planning for a demo and we'll start working on that too very soon.

Before we proceed we would like to know how was the tour with Narsamhaar?
The tour was really fucking awesome. It was a hell of an experience for us, playing in cities like dharan and hetauda where we had never played before was really a great experience, hetauda was really sick we must say. We would really like to thank Narsamhaar, Jivan da, Hem da, for giving us this awesome opportunity and for always supporting us. Overall tour has been a great memory for all of us.


Coming to the band’s journey from 2011 end until now how has the journey been?
The band has faced many ups and downs of all these years. We had been in break too for months when our line up got messed. Currently our guitarist Sumit is the only original member in the band with Rajat on drums and Rojan on vocals. Surose Karki has been managing us since this line up came. And here we are continuing this shit and keeping the band alive.

Yeah I’ve been seeing you guys from almost the beginning and trust me you guys have go a way far ahead and my jaws were literally open when i heard you guys covered Blood Splattered Satisfaction of Kraanium in Buried Alive at Pokhara and Devourment's cover Baby Killer at Valentine massacre II.
Haha. Thanks man. Yup we have, Baby Killer is our all time favorite song.

Well, to be quite honest I must say that now you guys have a killer lineup.
Yup that's for sure because everyone has their own dedication in band and its music.

Yeah for sure, so guys tell us what are you guys doing nowadays. I am pretty sure rehearsals are going on regularly.
The rehearsal is going on and currently we are working on a demo as I said earlier.

Coming to the demo you guys are going to do a Split album with bands from outside can you say us about it?
Till date we have 5 bands in this 53 split EP. Including us we have Death Omang, Rendel, Otak Meusum and Syuhada from Indonesia.The EP will be out in this November.

Well, I am quite excited about it. By the way Sumit once there was even a talk going with Pilipino Brutal Death Metal Band MARSIA PUGITA are they also going to be featured?
We had a thought about that but it's on pending currently. Hopefully we will do the split with them in near future. Because I really liked that band and I am also in contact with their bassist Mina didi too. But before that we are thinking of our own too. So it may take long but we will come up with something.

We hope to hear some positive response from them soon, Sumit last time when we met you talk about adding a new guitarist and a bassist in the band how is the progress?
I think we won't be adding a new guitarist but we are thinking of adding a bassist. We are searching for a bassist who at least listens to some death metal stuffs and has some knowledge in composing, What I meant is the one who can create some new idea and help us in our new songs. My bad but we haven't got one till now. Haha Hope we will find one soon.


Well we wish for that so Sumit any updates apart from the split?
We are working on our new originals and also we will be doing a new cover song too in coming days, we have already played Baby Killer many times and we are fed up of that song hahaha. We just wanted to try a different song so that we can generate some new ideas. That's it. No new updates rather than that.

Well hoping to get the same intensity in the new tracks. So, Sumit coming beyond Calamitian tell us how your journey in metal begun?
I listened to some rock bands like Bad Company, Black Sabbath, The Beatles, Pink Floyd and many others in my childhood. But I really started listening metal when I was in 8th grade with bands like Pantera, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Cradle of Filth, Cannibal Corpse and Six Feet Under. I was not pretty much conscious about these genre thing. I just listened to those bands just assuming metal. Then I was pretty much interested in songs of Cannibal corpse and Six feet under, I found out about the nepali bands like Ugra Karma, Nastik, Antim Grahan, Cruentus, Vhumi and so on which really got me into this music. I had also started playing guitar at that time. So i used to play songs from Pantera, Iron Maiden and Metallica.I also started learning some songs of Cruentus and Vhumi and that was really awesome. When I got into college I formed a band. We had started practicing too. That band used to play old school kind of music. We had covered song of Six Feet Under at that time and was about to do the originals too. But the band broke up. After that i really got into death metal music. I started exploring new bands and listening to them and I decided to do music again and formed Calamitian. That's how I got into this Metal music.

So any message to the fans?
It would be better if we call them our supporters rather than fans, My message to them would be to keep supporting us and to keep supporting death metal. Attend gigs, buy CDs and merchandise of all the bands thats all. Lastly, we would like to thank them all for their great support. And keep butchering and hammering inside the circle pit. Hahahaha.


 So guys you guys recently toured to other cities beyond Ktm, Pokhara and hetauda how was your experience playing beyond this three cities and what is your message, suggestions to bands from the other cities you guys played.
It would be a pleasure if all the people came to the gig n supported us, But they were just expecting for a free entrance and just came to show off, I am not telling them a posuer but they should have a respect not only for our band but other bands too, It’s really a big deal for organizers there to organize a gig outside these three cities so they have to understand there problem n stop expecting for free tickets
It was a great experience playing beyond them. We would take them as beginners. So they will learn everything after sometime.
Until then, just listen to metal, attend gigs, support local bands and you will build up your scene yourselves.
And for the bands just keep fucking doing what u r doing. Continue the band, just don’t fade away.
It was great experience playing in cities like Dharan, Pokhara, Hetauda is like a world win to me because there are lots of bands in Kathmandu who have never been in those places. I really appreciate and always thankful to brothers of Narsamhaar and Hem Butcher dai for giving chance to tour with them. There are lots of good bands in these cities. I really appreciate their music and contribution on the underground scene. I like to thanks them for giving some sick and brutal music. I just want to say just keep doing what now you are doing.

Any message to the fans
I personally don’t want them to be called as our fans but I want to say is they listen the songs which we play and really appreciate for there support at last I want to say them is stay sick n brutal n keep supporting the underground scene, Thank you.

Thank you guys. Lastly a space for Calamitian to say or ask if we SNRMB team has forgotten to ask. Space all yours.
       Nothing. \m/

Saturday, November 1, 2014

Interview with Sarad Shrestha from Tumbleweed

Sarad Shrestha a well renowned name in the Nepalese Music industry (Mainstream/Underground). Following his passion he has been active in the music industry for a way long time. We had a short talk with him regarding his this epic long 24 years journey as a Guitarist as well as about his recent band Tumbleweed.  To know much about Sarad you can click on the marked name to follow his official page as well as his band page.
Here is the digital link of the album Do buy and support the local acts.
http://tumbleweedinc.bandcamp.com/album/parichaya

Greetings dai how are doing these days?
Yeah, kinda hectic. Busy on our album launch stuff

It sure is tell us about the progress. I saw in your social media page that the master copy is ready. How excited are you about the release?
Well, yeah kinda. Satish Sthapit, the sound engineer for all our stuffs made it possible. The outcome sounds cool. He believed in us, and we believed in him. At the same time, some kind of fear inside though. i don't know how people are going to take it, but we are happy on what we did. Hope the teamwork of us would make some colors though for sure

For sure Satish dai is one of the most talented producer in Nepal and we have seen his magic in the previous albums that he produced. Along with that his sound arranging abilities in major gigs of Nepal have shown what really he is capable of. I am pretty sure Parichaya will be a killer one.
Yup, on topping with that, he knows what he's doing. Really aware of every kind of sound you make. These kind of persons re needed in the scene for sure.

For sure, as we can see that there are limited numbers of trained sound engineers in Nepal so it’s a crucial time that more trained producers come on the scene which ultimately upgrades the quality of the album.
Yes indeed and they should have a heart in it. A great helping hand.

Dai you have been active in the Nepalese Underground as well as the mainstream scene for almost 24 years and you have seen a way lot of changes in this industry can you share your experience between this time frame?
Well definitely changed a lot. Passion of a few people turned to industry itself.. At present lots of media houses everywhere. The technology made it so easy and upgrading like hell each day. It’s not that time when u had to wait for a songbook imported from Thailand or UK to just learn lyrics and chords. YouTube Google ruled everywhere as we can see lots of good musicians everywhere with great theoretically acquaintances. Despite of these.. Well bad things that, musicians are being treated as some cheap whores sometimes these days. Haha yes indeed there was a time, when the distributor does pay for your album, manage everything for the good band/any artists in the mainstream stuff.. But its gone now haha mainstream totally sucks. Now the cheap PR with a help of some bloody paper gas makes the game in this so called mainstream stuff for sure. Look at the national television, the music videos. All those, there would be some popular vjs. Vj ley ni majaaly afnai program ma afai model bhako geet ta kati kati bajaucha haha. Funny though ll those flashy videos, this is the mainstream stuff. Well anyway bands stuff were never too that easy for the television stuff from earlier as well, but these days, its worst. But who cares though it’s a online world though. Which we feel good , whatever u make, u can give to the public from your own room and all by yourself. We hardly watch music videos on TV screens for sure. Everything here online However regarding underground, well it’s growing bigger for sure. I remember those ktm rocks days, earlier than those, the rare people who were really dedicated for the local scene stuff. But yeah its growing bigger though. But i don't understand people having fuckin' nuisance attitude towards genre stuff and all. Music is music after all. No need to discriminate/criticize whatever. However, posers are there. Who think the world is too small, jhyau lagdo ni cha. Organizers take the bands so easily saying just as the underground bands. Concept is getting really worst but happy, people are aware of music these days, it’s growing as well, that's a good thing though.

True words dai we are aware of what’s happening in the mainstream scene as well. There was a time when there was a healthy mainstream scene here in Nepal but seeing and talking with related people its all a mess. So dai coming to your journey. If i am not wrong your journey started in the early 1990's and many of us may not know you were involved in bands like Black wizard, Sound mill before you joined axe. Tell us dai about Black wizard and as well as sound mill..
Yah.. Right after completing school, black wizard was my first band i should with my own hometown boys. All influenced by 70s acts, we used to do covers like CCR, Santana, Deep Purple, Steppen Wolf.etc. Stuffs. Then i joined Sound Mill, the most happening cover band at that time, i joined as a bassist, later turned to guitars. nazareth, uriah heep, pinkflyod and all. We used to do those, our Roshan lama dai was on the vox, who has really inspiring vocals. Dhruba, later joined Nepathya, on drums, and really talented guitarist Binod Dai. The band was really tight, that time there were no such any Nepalese scene for sure. Very limited bands were there like Dead Soul, Criss Cross, Vampire (Satish), Maneater and Soundmill. These were the most happening bands at the time. Then comes the scene of nepali songs original ones like influence, blind faith, crossroads (imandai/binayak dai) they were cool. Later i joined the axe band and i never forget the band like Paduwas (asish sinha dai)

From 1995 until 2009 i.e for 14 years you were involved with The Axe band and were the the part of there 5 album how was this 14 years long journey?
Yeah it was good. We worked our ass off that time for those albums for sure since our vocalist shiva does have such a typical pure Nepali tongue, i couldn't synchronize other kinds of tunes, so tried out some funk , and it really worked. People loved us. I remember one gig, we were invited in one concert in Dolakha, where all the acts were folk song, dohoris, and the same people sang most of all our songs that time. It was awesome.

The Axe is one of the most successful band in the Nepalese mainstream scene and did some massive tours in and out of Nepal and all of a sudden in 2009 end we heard your departure to Hongkong. A few months later got a message from a friend that you started Kathmandu Mayhem and Intellectual morons during your 2 years stay in Hongkong and even today when i did a research found out you were involved in 2 more bands Quasar and Red Shift, even found out that Hongkong Nepalese Rock Forum which was established on your participation during your stay. Dai tell us about it our viewers would love to know about it.
Yeah i left for hongkong may b' round 2009 i guess. There the music scene was not that good for sure when i went there. The busy people hardly could manage the time for music for those Nepalese people out there i just found sanjiv gurung through website hkunderground, he was doing his band quasar, I supported him for some time. Then after I met Dhanesh (maneater, ktm) and lost boys from dead soul, Hem, Bishal, and Min Gurung , Rosan Thapa who used to have bands here in Nepal before. I formed a cover band Kathmandu Mayhem with Dhanesh. The hk bars were all dominated mostly by philippinos musicians out there. Kathmandu Mayhem was the only nepali band, and yeah it was good times bar hopping 'round there playing. then i met joul the French friend and involved with his band Dr. Eggs. We toured Taiwan, Macau. The band was interesting with ska punk flavor, loops , energetic on stage, fun for sure. With the bassist friend Ben, we formed another one Redshit, an acoustic project by which we performed 'round small bars 'round islands of  Hongkong. I was always fond of beastie boys stuff, rap metal stuffs and luckily Dipen gurung bhai who has really a great rap flow, i met him, and we formed intellectual morons together. We were invited to university concerts, hard rock cafe and all. It was fun. When i was there, i saw lots of young Nepalese guys who really play good , has passion of music. But due to workload, hectic time schedule, they were limited on their own. Hk busy life sucks indeed. So i formed one forum, Hongkong Nepalese Rock Forum for the sake of making some performing platforms for all of us. Then at 2010, i organized one show, Rock till you drop' as well, which went really good. Lots of philippino bands, british, chinese and all really supported us for this. Min Gurung, of Extrement Entertainment is really doing good at present times at HK scene which annually organizes the event Alive series although HK scene is really limited in comparison with our Nepal. It sucks sometimes for sure haha.

Coming back to axe dai if i am not wrong then you won the best lead guitarist and even the Shikhar Music all Nepal band competition back in the early 2000?
Yeh i did. haha. It was Shikhar beat contest which was held in tundikhel. That concert i could never forget lots of people, really big crowd till now i have seen that time.

Coming to Tumbleweed how did the journey began.
Well after coming back to Nepal, i found Suwas, and Prashant at silence entertainment and Gautam came over. We started to jamming over later Gautam left, and we found robin on the drums. From there, we are here. The journey is wonderful despite of all those obstacles, unwanted problems and all. The main thing is the chemistry between 4 of us, really clicked, and we are here with our debut album Parichaya,

Parichaya Tumbleweeds debut album tell us about the album.
Well its an album of our two years teamwork and hardwork being together and all. The album, PARICHAYA, is Tumbleweed Inc.’s first studio work after their 2 years of togetherness, passion, hard work and dedication towards making something which they love to do. This was made possible with all the support from Satish Sthapit, the sound engineer and Bishal Manandhar, the band manager. The album all done by the band itself, and recorded at Studio Underground, Bhote Bahal, Kathmandu The album consists of 15 tracks
1. Intro
2. Face Apart
3. Social Parasite
4. Massive attack
5. Vicious animal
6. Supremacy
7. Vision
8. President
9. Funk that shit
10. Badlido samaj
11. Usko Katha
12. Kathmandu
13. Parichaya
14. Local thito
15. Geda
The album, PARICHAYA, is all about the voice of every individual, the changes of nepali society, the imbalanced political system, the perception of a minor, the hope, the belief for betterment, the songs about regression, suppression. An ode of an outlaw, the belief on self. Parichaya, depicts a minor’s survival for the sake of his/her own identification. The album cover depiction: We all are minor, the little ones. Ants. The symbol of oneness, the dedication, the loyalty, the self-sacrifice, hardwork, team work, patience. Despite their tiny size these little spirits are immensely strong, great strength of will and accomplishment can come even in the smallest of packages

So when we post this interview Parichaya shall be launched best wishes for the launch dai.
Thank u bhai

Moving on dai Parichayas artwork shows an ant, does it have some meaning or story behind it?
We all are minor, the little ones. The Ants, the symbol of oneness, the dedication, the loyalty, the self-sacrifice, hardwork, team work, patience. Despite their tiny size these little spirits are immensely strong, great strength of will and accomplishment can come even in the smallest of packages. So here we are. After our 2 years of working hard on this, our debut album 'Parichaya' would be out soon.

Hardwork does pay for sure. Tumbleweed what does it mean. Dai tell us how did the name came?
After we started jamming, we were looking for name for this. So i thought about tumbleweed. It’s a plant which is easily found around desert. A diaspore which detaches away from the stem after it gets mature and tumbles away in the wind dispersing spores as they go. That's tumbleweed.

It’s your release after 6 long years i am quite sure the album shall be a success.
Haha thanks bhai.

Dai we are almost at the end now i have few more questions in my pocket. Dai any message to the young bands esp to guitarist?
Well, tei ho as usual, practice hard. Identify on which kind of tunes you are best. The most important, whether you are enjoying your own tunes and yeah, regarding guitar, don't just play as its some cheap trend, treat it as your intimate one, a friend indeed and yup, say no to drugs.. The chemicals believe in yourself.

Message for the fans.
Well, finally im back after 6 years with my own project tumbleweed inc with my boys, and studio album Parichaya. Hope you like it or else, do send us yourur feedbacks/comments/criticisms/ or whatever u feel towards my band and the music. You have supported me since the past and looking forward to see you thru my entire musical journey. Thank you all for all those immense support to me. Thank you.

We hope they will. Dai this is a questions which i usually ask bands beyond Kathmandu, Pokhara and Hetauda. We see that the bands both rock and metal usually focus in these 3 cities and many bands beyond these cities says that they are not given proper exposure and are deprived from opportunities as seniors bands usually don’t tour to other cities beyond these cities. Do you accept that the scene here in Nepal has become much centralized?
Well i should say, its not. Well as for my exprience, with my band before, i had performed such places like Pashupatinagar, Illam, Urlabari, Jhapa, Mahendranagar, Nijgarh, Birgunj, Dang, Baglung, Palpa and all. Its not any artist/band wants, only the city side. it all depends on the event organizer as well. Yea i have seen, these days, those places are not that event-go-go for the artists/bands, may be due to poor event management, as well as poor sponsorship. However, on the other hand, the media is also responsible for this i guess. All the the big name events, national level events are building some monopoly structure since they always take the same old names and travel to various parts of Nepal. The same shits every time. It might be the artist/bands' strong PR stuffs. Well even the new promising, the real deserved bands/artists don’t' get in their list. This way, the places like those never get to see us perform in front of them. But somehow, the local event people especially youngsters are doing these things on their own, which is obviously good.

We can even see that the bands are not given equal opportunities and chances back their. Coming towards the end dai. A space for you to ask us if we had forgotten to ask you . Space all yours..
Well tei ho yar. Local scene bhanya cha, underground rey, ke rey mainstream rey it all sucks. Though sabai ko khutta tanne, aru ko herera ris garne prabidi band haru ko, it sucks  bekar ko attitude afu prati yo generation ko bands ko that fuckin' sucks a big time.Scene bhandai ma je payo tei bhairahcha for sure. Some are pretty good, some are just there to make a presence for their own. Passion is lacking for sure tei ho. Since every one of us are nepali artists/musicians all should be united to chase away these fakism, jun tv ma dekha parne katiko bekar ko music related stuff haru sab hataunu parcha. They are sending wrong msgs to those people outside the valleys. united bhayera gayo bhane, nepal musicians would be playing all around the world. tei ho ramro lai ramrai bhannu, naramro lai naramro. Respect the music, that's all.

Thank you dai for your precious time.
Thank you bhai