Abhinav Jai Singh

Patio Unplugged: Indie electronic rock duo Perfect Blunder find beauty in the debris of love, life and loss

Perfect Blunder sound like a crossover between Plain White T's and Owl City, but with just a touch of an indelible sadness.

Patio Unplugged: Tanisha Serrao writes songs that millennials will immediately connect with

Tanisha Serrao wants to dispel all the tiny annoyances, and the big difficulties from the lives of her listeners, even if it's for one tiny minute.

Britney Spears turns 36: A look at five offbeat covers of the Pop Princess' greatest hits

As Britney Spears turns 36, we take a look at some of her biggest hits that have been covered by other artists.

Five years of Sandy Hook: A look at movies that grappled with America's gun problem

On the fifth anniversary of Sandy Hook massacre, we take a look at some of the movies that have tackled with the issue of gun violence in America.

Veil of Maya guitarist Marc Okubo on the band's India tour, and inspiration for new album False Idol

Veil of Maya talk about the change of direction in their music, the influences, and their experience of touring India.

Selena Gomez donates salary from Woody Allen movie to Time's Up: Is it finally time for a reckoning?

It is safe to say that Woody Allen's career is over, and he isn't going out with a bang, but with a disgraceful fizzle.

From Masaan to Mukkabaaz: Does success at international festivals guarantee big box office results?

Do movies, like Masaan and Mukkabaaz, that garner praise at international festivals do well at the box-office?

Patio Unplugged: Rock group Awkward Silence create rousing music with confessional lyrics

Awkward Silence will take you back to the sounds and feels of the early 2000s alternative rock and pop-punk bands.

Patio Unplugged: Ramya Pothuri sings about wilderness, isolation and being imperfectly human

The strength of the songs lie in its ability to connect with listeners, and Ramya Pothuri achieves this.

Eminem Revival review: Not the next Marshall Mathers LP, but rap god's rhymes are sharp as ever

If Eminem was trying to bring his music full circle with Revival, he's still only halfway there.