‘This vision of sound, if it is understood correctly, can lead to a real inner transformation. It is not simple, because modern man has, generally speaking, the bizarre idea that music is made only for fun at parties. He tends to thus enclose music in a very superficial domain. Fortunately, real music has nothing to do with such things and I think that because of this it is perceived as being difficult and “uninteresting”. To reach the core they have to crack the shell of their preconceptions, then of the superficiality and finally, of their ignorance. Then all becomes clear, bright and full of meaning.’ (INDRA)

The re-edit of the second volume of Interactive Play – The Essential compilation is completed. INDRA wraps up the difficult but essential task of including the early albums in his…

The re-edits of INDRA’s early albums have reached their final stage. Interactive Play – The Essential is a 2CD set published as early as 1995, and comprises the best of…

Seventeen years on, Cosmic Sound has been re-edited and re-released and now includes an astonishing sounding bonus track recorded by INDRA in 2009. Composed in 1994, this album is part…

10th Ricochet Gathering took place in Croatia during May 2009, on the shore of the Adriatic Sea and is now available on DVD, directed by Indra. American producer Vik Rec…

Plenitude has been at the top of INDRA’s favourite album list for a long time.  Should we say this re-edit will be all the more your favourite due to the…

INDRA speeds up: in less than a month two re-edits of the older albums have hit the shelves. Parallel Time comes from 1993, and as the musician confesses, it represents…