Gray Shake, a Chennai Rock Band College formed in class, unplugic, loud music

The Indy Rock Band Gray Shake, formed in a class 2007 in a class in a private college in Chennai, is ready to bring fresh, authentic Indie Rock on Saturday, September 13 as the third full-length album.

The album release party by the Latest Album of Homegron Indie Band will be performed in the third edition of Metal Chennai’s ‘Home Brood’.

Album, InnThe story of a man tells the loss of a relationship; His environment resonates the internal turmoil that bothers him. The hero in Sarai Glome, proceeds to enter a hotel, to face and face him disturbing demons. The album took the Tot-Troll road and replaced it on its head, causing an open end in the human psyche that is experiencing loss and sorrow.

“We deliberately convert things openly because this is the perspective that matters in the end, and not its resolve, we want to tell through our music that once you hit the rock bottom, there is only one way. There is only one way. An experience gained from listening to a new perspective or album, is an experience that the audience has given out, that the audience has given it out.”

Gray hugs, bands | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

The band describes their albums as “rather courageous” and does not follow a particular style of music.

“Every track is stand-alone. It reflects what our hero is experiencing in ‘in glome’,” said Ramkumar Kankarjan, the driver of the gray shake.

“We wanted this album to be a raw and real depiction of the music created by the people of Chennai, making music together since 2007. We believe it does not matter that art is fictional;

The band defined its latest artistic effort as a means of showing the collective development of the unit. As the current lead singer for the band in The Helm with long -term colleague and friend Prashant Oliver, members felt comfortable to create fresh sounds that felt fresh sounds.

“Dream theater, Mr. Big, or is not going to achieve any other band that we have impressed. It is a complete departure from our music style. It’s to show how we have developed as musicians,” Vivek said, vigorously. He said, “We have always been immoral and loud about our music.”

“We believe that if we are making ‘correct type’ of music, it does not matter. India creates a large -scale mainstream music. If our effort is a step towards grounding Indie music in Chennai, we are happy that it is happening regardless of how it is being considered by the public,” Ramkumar raised the rituals.

Gray Shake will perform its latest album Live at The Spotted Deer, Akkarai on 13 September. The show will start at 7 pm. Ticket metals are available through Chennai’s social media pages.