Malice In Plunderland
by Counter Act
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Malice in Plunderland is a song that was written during turbulent times in Indian politics. It is a sarcastic take on the greed that overpowers our politicians’ minds even as the commoners struggle to live. A song that is rebellious in its core, it is an open challenge to the leaders, an announcement that we won’t succumb to their avarice and torture.
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released December 25, 2013
Music Composed and Performed by Counter Act
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Uddipan Sarmah at Bluetree Studios, Ahmedabad.
www.bluetreestudios.in
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Music Composed and Performed by Counter Act
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Uddipan Sarmah at Bluetree Studios, Ahmedabad.
www.bluetreestudios.in
www.facebook.com/studiobluetree
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Counter Act Ahmedabad, India
We are a 6-piece band from Ahmedabad. We mostly play experimental and progressive rock infused with the varied sounds of India as well as western melodies.
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May 2014 -
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Dec 2013
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