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Dark Project

Rank #2 Bangalore, IN Alternative / Alternative Rock / Progressi...

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Members: Sudipto - Vocals, Acoustic Guitars. Sauvik - Guitars, sequencing. Ugyal - Guitars. Anant - Bass, Korak - Drums

Sounds Like: Incubus, Poets of the Fall, Pink Floyd, A Perfect Circle, Porcupine Tree

Manager: Anirban Ghoshal - 9880855368

Bio: Dark Project is an alternative English band playing music together since 2005. The band has been mainly operative in Kolkata till 2009 until they decided to shift the base to Bangalore. Dark Project is 2 albums old now which are titled as: Chaos Sessions(2007) and Liberty & Entropy(2009).

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We are number 1 on the ReverbNation Alternative charts for Bangalore, IN. http://www.reverbnation.com/darkproject Thank you everyone!

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“ LIBERTY & ENTROPY is an album meant for a diverse, general audience that prefers to move to the beats of a fundamentally Soft Rock sound. Some songs are definitely worth listening to and their music definitely has its share of melodies that will appeal to a large populace.”

— IndianMusicRevolution

“Dark Project has a handful of good(even if derivative) tunes on their sophomore album, Liberty & Entropy. They work a few good vocal harmonies on the Piano ballad "Bent", the opening morse code for SOS on "One Song for Dystopia" that bleeds into the guitar is brilliant and quite a few songs have memorable hooks.”

— Rolling Stone India

“Dark Project has profound thought process greatly inscribed in the cover and art work, Da Vinci's "The Flying Machine". Bisecting the album into two chapters, aptly titled "Anticipation " and "Serendipity", the band shows flamboyance in acoustics and bass. The mixing is brilliant, a bastion of their enigineering degrees. Another eccentricity is the precise time of each chapter,clocking at 23 minutes. Sudipto's vocals have a greater diversity and range complimented by the somber keyboards. The solos are crunchy the cymbals have good resonance and riffs are conspicious.Lyrics show their zest for life, ciphered in metaphor. With trends so cerebral, they mark a new epoch in Kolkata's music history. Finrsse strewn across the eleven tracks makes it a special album, wherein, I daresay,shuffling would ruin the majesty of the entire experience. The best way to enjoy this new benchmark is with an autographed copy of the Feynman lectures. Definately a nerdy delight.”

— Suhail Dhawan, Rock Street Journal

“Five engineering students from West Bengal, a hostel room at IIT KGP masquerading as a recording studio, limited time and resources, perseverence, determination and the will to create some quality music, this is what the album Chaos Sessions by Dark Project is all about. Dark Project is Sudipto(Vocals), Ugyal Tshering(Guitars/Keyboards), Sauvik(Guitars/Sequencing), Bharath(bass) and Arunava(Drums), who faces the daunting task of independently producing and releasing their debut venture. This progressive album, having ten tracks, with some very engrossing cover art, grows on you, the more you keep listening to it. With powerful traks such as "Cover Up", "Mother", "50 ML" & "My Last Crime", this quintet has managed to sell and distribute the album on their own across the country. Last.fm and Myspace stats for the band indicate their popularity, with them having garnered considerable international interest courtesy of their online presence.”

— Hari Shenoy, Rock Street Journal

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