I.N.D.I.a.N.S. The Band
i.N.D.I.aN.S. The Band is an Indian rock band from East Delhi, Delhi. The band was an immediate result of love to music by six teenagers. They achieved mainstream success with their consolation stand up victory in first season of the FEVER 104 Campus Rock Maniacs. The band received remuneration because of being "The Youngest Metal Rock Band in Delhi". Their following studio album, The i.N.D.I.aN.S. Revolution, continued the band's success, and was followed by extensive touring and charity work around the regions of the Delhi state of India.
They are recognized for their synchronizations of the nu metal and the rap rock genre into a radio-friendly yet densely-layered style in The i.N.D.I.aN.S. band. They soon moved away from this and explored a variety of other genres. The album topped the Fever 104 Hot List charts. They are also known for their several collaborations, most significant with the Indian fusionist Karsh Kale in their song Sakoon from The i.N.D.I.aN.S. Revolution, which is also included in the Windows Vista Sample Songs as Distance, is a part compilation by Karsh Kale.
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