“Rongmohol”: Dead Note Review
After “Dahuk Er Deshe,” Dead Note is finally back with another single titled “Rongmohol.” Dead Note is a Dhaka-based experimental rock band. As “Dahuk Er Deshe” was considered a classic among quite a few...
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Jonaki by Ryku: A Powerful Melody Capturing Indescribable Emotion
Jonaki is the first piece of work Ryku has put out, and it is a powerful melody; it perfectly captures the indescribable emotion that most of us experience when we helplessly cling to something...
Up and Coming: Nanushka and Hamim Riaz’s Fast, Dark Sound
When you go through the roster of current Bangladeshi producers that float above the masses–credit to their viral sounds across Bangladeshi social media–it is effortless to put them all in a box. An upbeat...
Nishachor: HALO’s Dark First Step into the Local Scene
Nishachor is a deal much bigger than you think for Haloisaband. The song is the lead single from HALO’s debut EP – Oshobbho. And it has arrived years since the band’s formation, with no...
Nightfall by Vanessa: A Perfect Song for Monday Blues
Vanessa’s attempt at introducing Nu-disco to Dhaka, Nightfall, is a perfect addition to your playlist for Monday blues. This is not coming from a music connoisseur, by the way. To each their own, and...
Pohela Boishakh 1429 Playlist
On Pohela Boishakh this year, as the air grows thick with the smell of traditional Bengali delicacies and songs, play this exclusive playlist curated by The Interlude of classic songs full of hope to...
“Shudhu Tomake”—FRANKLIN’s Love-Soaked Debut into Solo Music
“Shudhu Tomake” by FRANKLIN is almost a power ballad: a soft rock declaration of a secret love with a thread of yearning running through. Coming from a world of power chords and the aggressive...
