INDRA – THUNDERBOLT LIVE CONCERT MIX -(Romania, 2008) RICOCHET GATHERING – Croatia 2009 (excerpt)   INDRA – THE PYRAMID CONCERT (Live in Denmark 2008) – The Ruler (excerpt)  …

Not even three months after the appearance of the 5th Special Edition album (Tripura Bhairavi), INDRA offers us the pleasure of listening to the 6th CD in the series: Chinnamasta!…

‘Music can be truly magical on the condition it is sublimely created from the spirit of pure, deeply harmonised ideas – and that is difficult to achieve.’ (INDRA)

‘Many of my songs are way beyond 15-20 minutes in length, as I am interested primarily in the listener being left with a deep impression, even if that impression may at the beginning come into shape only at the unconscious level. In time, however, it yields beneficial and positive effects: relaxation, the power to focus, inner peace, enhanced sensibility, etc.
This is not necessarily marketable. It is for this reason that my music is quite difficult to digest. Market success, however, is not a touchstone of quality music. Quality is where music yields effects in time; one can tell a tree by the fruit it bears, as the saying goes.’ (INDRA)

Music inspired by the god’s world, live concert at 40 m inside the earth in a huge salt crystal, over 300 attending. Briefly, this is how INDRA’s concert of November 10th at the Salt Mine of Turda (close to city of Cluj) could be described.
The chosen location for the live performance is all the more special owing to the subtle vibration of the salt crystals, which not only that are high absorbents of impure energies – their purifying effect is already well known– but can also bring forth a wonderful environmental atmosphere and induce along with the sounds profound states of consciousness and specially the inner peace that is or becomes almost a physical purification.

Signs is an absolutely successful album that will win many friends. At some points INDRA could easily be somewhat more courageous or more consistent in respect to the arrangements of his pieces. There are many good ideas available. I am certain that INDRA will thrill his fans in the future as well. (Bernd Kistenmacher)

INDRA’s career goes way back with percussion lessons in 1976, through playing guitar in a several bands and going on to produce his first solo electronic album Turning Away in 1993 when electronics took over his life. Since then has produced a staggering 26 album, most of them in the traditional EM side of things which have over years developed into the Berlin School sound which is dear to his heart.
INDRA quotes: ‘My aim in writing music is to capture elevated love at its most stirring and human inner harmony at its fullest’.