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We spoke to Natasha Noorani about creating music in Pakistan, her future plans, and performing her EP for the first time to an audience in Lahore.

Adil Omar crafts an album that blossoms into something deeply fascinating, emotionally complex, and worthy of repeat listens.

With Almost Tuesday, Poor Rich Boy diversify their sonic palette and move forwards towards a sound that fizzes with promise.

The debut album from Karachi producer Ziyad is a confident record that shines in it’s layered production and softer moments.

It's coming next month. Get hyped.

  At this year’s Lahore Music Meet, Ali Suhail played a headline set at the Al Hamra, and also provided guitar support for Shajie and Poor Rich Boy. On the side, he’s part of indie outfit Sikandar Ka...

When Islamabad-based post-rock artist Hasan Abbas decided on a rebrand, he chose the Soan river that cuts through Punjab as a representation of his music. It makes sense – his previous work has often had an aspect of...

Karachi band E Sharp released their debut album Bahadur Yaar Jung back in May of 2015. Ahmed Zawar has given a few details about the band’s sophomore effort via twitter. The follow-up will have 11 new tracks –...

The Foreversouth Collections thus far have tended to favour the more accessible side of the Karachi electronic artists that come under its roster. In many ways this is beneficial, creating a more cohesive collection and challenging the artists to create...

  ‘Plumas’ is an album that moves from esoteric electronic pop to ambient music, from lyrics like ‘fingers and toes respond when touched’ to echo-drenched indeterminable vocals, all smoothly transitioning in a cohesive and luscious release. The opening...