Artist
Austria
Influences:
India
, Asian
, West European
Genres:
oriental rock
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When it comes to setting up the stage, Adi was skeptical. The concert was great, as musicians we found it overwhelming. Hari while playing Mridangam, Tabala and Ganjira! The man who created the groove and started the party in the after-show! Ajaya played the takil and other percussion instruments. He knew how to make the audience dance. It was a great evening; the middle room was well filled and the party after that never came to an end! Unfotunately, the following year on September 3, 2010, the manager of the Posthof in Linz, Werner Ponesch, died at the age of 56. With him, the underground cultural scene in Linz collapsed. The good guys always die too soon.
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ABOUT
Sounds of Indian tablas mixed with guitar riffs, mystic sitar tones and Far East voices embedded in fundamentally western rock grooves – aka “Oriental Rock”, the unique sound of Indian European fusion.
The band Ashram came together when Austrian guitarist Judy Sepan travelled to India in 2004 and met Ajayan Gopi (Takil) and Saju Nivas (Vocals). Fascinated by the sound they were creating during jam sessions, they started to envision a cross-continental band. One year later, they have already toured across Europe for seven weeks, with a huge rock event as the finale.
Ashram represents the music of two different worlds, with the frictions between each views and traditions only adding to the music. Ashram’s hope is that their music will communicate this cultural experience – beyond words.
"… I am intrigued by that I have heard; great songwriting, strong vocal delivery, solid tracks and amazing identity. Sounds like they are motivated and on the right track."
--- Scott Mathews/Hit or Myth Productions, L.A., 28.7.2008, about the 1st album
"Gentlemen - I think you now have a GREAT record. A cross cultural, global celebration can be had -- from the US, to Europe, to India. 3 CONTINENTS, guys. THATS SERIOUS..! lemme know.. and CONGRATULATIONS!!"
--- Thom Russo/sbcglobal; L.A., 19/09/10, mixing & mastering the 2nd album
The band Ashram came together when Austrian guitarist Judy Sepan travelled to India in 2004 and met Ajayan Gopi (Takil) and Saju Nivas (Vocals). Fascinated by the sound they were creating during jam sessions, they started to envision a cross-continental band. One year later, they have already toured across Europe for seven weeks, with a huge rock event as the finale.
Ashram represents the music of two different worlds, with the frictions between each views and traditions only adding to the music. Ashram’s hope is that their music will communicate this cultural experience – beyond words.
"… I am intrigued by that I have heard; great songwriting, strong vocal delivery, solid tracks and amazing identity. Sounds like they are motivated and on the right track."
--- Scott Mathews/Hit or Myth Productions, L.A., 28.7.2008, about the 1st album
"Gentlemen - I think you now have a GREAT record. A cross cultural, global celebration can be had -- from the US, to Europe, to India. 3 CONTINENTS, guys. THATS SERIOUS..! lemme know.. and CONGRATULATIONS!!"
--- Thom Russo/sbcglobal; L.A., 19/09/10, mixing & mastering the 2nd album
