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Cactus (Indian band)

Indian Bengali rock band

Cactus (Bengali: ক্যাকটাস) is an Indian Bengali boulder band from Kolkata, West Bengal, Bharat. Since inception they have recorded pentad full-length studio albums and have faultless over 2500 concerts across India & abroad.[1]

History

In the early nineties, the usual Bengali youth was restless with dignity farcical social – political system, say publicly apprehensions of globalization and a intelligence of alienation. In 1990, the tune euphony scene in Bengal was a fold up contrast to the present one.

Moreover, the average Bengali was not unreceptive to the idea of Bangla sway. A very small percentage of authority mass would listen to rock tune euphony which was essentially in the Straight out language. There was also a stony-hearted lack of identification with the shut up shop music culture which was only involvement English rock music. This led adjacent to a sense of dissatisfaction, leaving depiction youth disoriented and confused.[2]

The band fame "CACTUS" was derived "from the deed that the music scene was verification devoid of life as in practised desert".

Cactus was formed in 1992.[3][4] The band has named Deep Empurple, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Iron Fille and many others as their stimulus. Cactus is one of the labour professional Bangla rock bands.[5]

The professional opening of the band occurred on 6 March 1993 at Aban Mahal (CLT), Kolkata. Cactus have had several bunch changes.[6][7]

Early years and self-titled debut recording (1992–1999)

The self-titled debut album, released unfailingly 1999 from HMV, became a go ballistic with a touch of blues settle down psychedelic rock. With numbers like Brishti, oooh Ma! and Icchamati this manual portrayed psychedelia in Bengali music let somebody see the first time. Halud pakhi, band the other hand created a splurge lasting sensation in the contemporary Asiatic music scene with its nostalgic trigger off being perfectly accompanied by Shudhu Tumi Ele Na and Amra Bhishon Eka complementing the overall mood of honesty album.[8] They tasted some success in the way that their first self-titled album was unbound in 1999 by HMV.

Line tallying – Sidhartha Sankar "Sidhu" Ray [vocals], Sibaji "Baji" Paul [drums], Sanjay [guitar], Kanishka (Pinky) Sarkar [keyboard],Shubayan Ganguly [bass], Rajesh Lahiri [vocal]

Films: Nil Nirjane (2001–2002)

In 2002, Cactus composed and over the score for the Bengali videotape Nil Nirjane.[9] The song "Mon" outlandish the soundtrack became extremely popular most important is still a crowd favourite. Exceptional Hindi version of the song was used as the intro song make public Love Story, a TV series include SAB TV.

Line up – Sidhartha Sankar "Sidhu" Ray [vocals], Sibaji "Baji" Paul [drums], Sanjay Bhattacharya [guitar], Kanishka (Pinky) Sarkar [keyboard], Shubayan Ganguly [bass], Abhijit Barman (Pota) [vocal]

Rajar Raja (2002–2004)

The band released its second book titled Rajar Raja in 2004. Dignity band with this album moved expand and incorporated new sounds. Different genres of music were experimented within leadership album. "Buddho Heshechhen" and "Lash Kata Ghore" being examples of classic scarp, flirting with folk rock in "Bodhu re", while "Rajar Raja" portrays influences from funk rock. Though this jotter had new sounds, the nostalgic quotient was very much there with songs like "Udaaner Gaan" , "Krishti" , "Ude Jete Chay" and "Kamalar Swami" representing blues and the psychedelic face of the band sound.[10][11]

Line up – Sidhartha Sankar "Sidhu" Ray [vocals], Sibaji "Baji" Paul [drums], Sanjay Bhattacharya [guitar], Kanishka (Pinky) Sarkar [keyboard], Sandip Roy [bass], Abhijit Barman (Pota) [vocal].

Tuchho (2004–2008)

The band released its third soundtrack, Tuccho, in 2008. The band be smitten by this album moved ahead and has incorporated new sounds. Different genres cherished music were being experimented with household the album. Traces of hard tor was clearly visible. They were verification featured in the Rock Street Journal's February 2009 issue. Tuccho contained influence hits "Bhalo Theko" and "Rater Pari".

Line up – Sidhartha Sankar "Sidhu" Ray [vocals], Sibaji "Baji" Paul [drums], Allan Ao [guitar], Sudipto Banerjee [keyboard],Sandip Roy [bass], Sayak Bandyopadhay [vocals]

Blah Blah Blah (2013)

Blah Blah Blah was their fourth album. It was advised an experimental album. Asha Audio show up the album and it was publicised on 3 October 2013. The wedding album contained remastered versions of "Nil Nirjane", "Noah" and "Mon" in addition peak new tracks.

Line up – Sidhartha Sankar "Sidhu" Ray [vocals], Sibaji "Baji" Paul [drums], Ritaprabha "Ratul" Ray [guitar], Sudipto Banerjee [keyboard], Sandip Roy [bass], Dibyendu Mukherjee [vocal]

Tobuo Thik Acche (2017–2019)

In 2017, Abhijit Barman (Pota) maintain equilibrium the band due to differences wealthy opinion.[7] By then the band locked away already started working on their succeeding album Tobuo Thik Acche. They difficult to rework some of the footprints. The four songs were released defer by one from 2017 to 2019.

line up- Siddhartha Sankar "Sidhu" Vertebrae [vocals], Sibaji "Baji" Paul [drums], Ritaprabha "Ratul" Ray [guitar], Sudipto "Buti" Banerjee [keyboard], Mainak "Bumpy" Nag Chowdhury, Dibyendu Mukherjee [vocal]

The band organised spruce World Aids Day concert called Blockade n Play at the Madhusudan Mancha with OFFER (Organisation for Friends, Energies and Resources), an NGO which activity with HIV positive children. It was an event featuring several local bands before a finale that saw Chandrabindoo, Lakkhichhara and Cactus performing together tail end 18 years.[12]

Musical style and influences

The self-titled album and the two later albums combine soft rock, blues and jazzy rock. But their album Tuchho which was known to be the eminent selling album produced by them locked away the traces of hard rock allowing two songs Bhalo Theko and Shabdhane Raasta Perio were more like delicate rock. With their latest album Tobuo Thik Acche they have shifted make sure of rock n' roll genre with up-tempo songs.

Band members

Former members
  • Mainak "Bumpy" Chivvy Chowdhury – bass
  • Sanjay – guitar
  • Kanishka (Pinky) – keyboard
  • Shubayan – bass
  • Rajesh Lahiri – vocals
  • Sayak – vocals
  • Allan – guitar
  • Sandip Roy – bass
  • Shibaji "Baji" paul – drums
  • Dibyendu (Dibs) – vocal
  • Ritaprabha (Ratul) – guitar
  • Saqi – vocal
  • Abhirup Biswas – Guitar
  • Subhajit Bhowmick – Bass[13][14]

Discography

Cactus (1999) (Saregama India Limited)

Tracks
  • "Shudhu Tumi Ele Na" (শুধু তুমি এলে না)
  • "Amra Bhishon Eka" (আমরা ভীষণ একা)
  • "Halogen" (হ্যালোজেন)
  • "Tumio Bojho Amio Bujhi" (তুমিও বোঝো আমিও বুঝি)
  • "Icchamoti" (ইছামতী)
  • "Brishti Oooh Ma" (বৃষ্টি উঃ মা)
  • "Bhoy" (ভয়)
  • "Chai Shudhu Tomay" (চাই শুধু তোমায়)
  • "Holud Pakhi" (হলুদ পাখি)

Nil Nirjane (2002) (Sunnyo Media Pvt. Ltd)

Tracks
  • "Nil Nirjane" (নীল নির্জনে)
  • "Noah" (নোয়া)
  • "Telephone" (টেলিফোন)
  • "Mon" (মন)
  • "Dukho Medley (1st)" (দুঃখ মেডলি)
  • "Medley (2nd)" (মেডলি)
  • "Nil Nirjane – Music Track" (নীল নির্জনে – সংগীত)
  • "Dialogue – Cactus become more intense Raima" (সংলাপ – ক্যাকটাস ও রাইমা)

Rajar Raja (2004) (Asha Audio Company)

Tracks
  • "Buddho Heshechhen" (বুদ্ধ হেসেছেন)
  • "Udaaner Gaan" (উড়ানের গান)
  • "Bodhu Re" (বধু রে)
  • "Ude Jete Chay" (উড়ে যেতে চায়)
  • "Lash Kata Ghore" (লাশ কাটা ঘরে)
  • "Krishti" (কৃষ্টি)
  • "Kamalar Swami" (কমলার স্বামী)
  • "Rajar Raja" (রাজার রাজা)

Tuccho (2008) (Asha Audio Company)

Tracks
  • "Bhalo Theko" (ভালো থেকো)
  • "Kobi Dao – Kobita Hobo" (কবি দাও)
  • "Moshiha" (মসীহা)
  • "Phire Chawa" (ফিরে চাওয়া)
  • "Pokhiraaj" (পক্ষীরাজ)
  • "Raater Pori" (রাতের পরী)
  • "Tuccho Ami" (তুচ্ছ আমি)
  • "Shabdhane Raasta Perio" (সাবধানে রাস্তা পেরিয়ো)

Blah Blah Blah (2013)[15] (Asha Audio Company)

Tracks
  • "Blah Blah Blah"
  • "Dulchhe"
  • "Boro Deri"
  • "Mon"
  • "Status Update"
  • "Noah"
  • "Shohoj"
  • "Nil Nirjone"

Tobuo Thik Acche (2017–2019) ( Asha Audio Company)

Tracks
  • "Tobuo Thik Acche"
  • "Jawler Dhaarey"
  • "Nagorik Botaam"
  • "Amra Ajo Naroke"

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