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Tag Archives: L. Shankar
L. SHANKAR – Answers
January 31, 2026

Sri 2025 Unpretentiousness supreme: Indian musician simplifies his approach to melody to muse on existential issues with a lot of shakti and nuance. Recent years proved to be very productive for this artist, and the fusion veteran’s two latest offerings … Continue reading
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Tagged L. Shankar, pop, Shakti, Tony Levin
L. SHANKAR – Full Moon
August 31, 2025

Sri 2024 Vying for natural wonders with Vivaldi, Indian violinist delivers what can become a defining opus of his five-decade-long career. Like his most venerated sibling, Shankar Lakshminarayana is well-versed in classical music; unlike L. Subramaniam, though, this Indian composer … Continue reading
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Tagged classical, L. Shankar, Shakti, world music
L. SHANKAR – Christmas From India
November 23, 2021

Cleopatra 2021 Elder statement of fusion tries to vibe with joy to the world yet misses the glistening of snow. There are many ways to warm the Yule season, and spicing it up with quality exotica is as good a … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, L. Shankar, world music
HAWKESTREL – Pioneers Of Space
February 21, 2021

Purple Pyramid 2020 Living up to their original course, British explorers of cosmic enigmas reach out for events horizon. “The Future Is Us”: this troupe proud proclaimed on their 2019 , and here former Hawkwinders deliver on that promise in … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Davey, Arthur Brown, Bridget Wishart, Carmine Appice, David Cross, Gilli Smyth, Ginger Baker, Hawkestrel, Huw Lloyd-Langton, L. Shankar, Larry Wallis, Michael Moorcock, Mick Slattery, Mick Taylor, Nik Turner, prog rock, Robert Calvert, Simon House, space rock, Todd Rundgren, Wayne Kramer


