Pralayah Records India
An exploratory psytrance record label from Bombay (India) , structured in the year 2012 by Karan Chavan.
Mission is to
deliver visionary gatherings & actualize radically distinctive sounds crafted with utmost attention to detail.
The work of energies, intelligent forces and benevolent beings who assist humans at all levels to shift into a purer way of life.
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Fruit of Life
by Digital Shiva Power
supported by 59 fans who also own “V.A Karacus Marakus”
Real creamy real juicy ! oh the meaty-ness of it all !
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Theatre Of Freaks II - V.A.
by Funky Freaks Records
supported by 57 fans who also own “V.A Karacus Marakus”
Super good flow, my first experience being hearing this in my dream, knowing its coming from a distant place, yet I was dancing to it in my dream, just to wake up and realise it wasin real life and my girlfriend put something random on. 10/10
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Point Nemo
by V/A | Parvati Records
supported by 43 fans who also own “V.A Karacus Marakus”
Resonance is a beautiful concept🙏🏻🔊🌐🐳💞👋🤷🏻♂️🖖
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Uma voz da floresta encantada
by Ibã Sales Huni Kuin
featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 17, 2020
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Anomalies Animals - V.A.
by Funky Freaks Records
supported by 41 fans who also own “V.A Karacus Marakus”
Outstanding piece of art. One of my favorites in general.
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Mountain Powers
by Archaic | Parvati Records
supported by 37 fans who also own “V.A Karacus Marakus”
It's a true privilege to support Parvati Family 👣🎶🌲
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Volcano
by Digital Shiva Power
supported by 36 fans who also own “V.A Karacus Marakus”
While they speak of the "forest" in the album's press writeup, the sound says that this more in the wheelhouse of "Phospherescent"-era TIP recordings. I think of it as a compliment. Melodic and at the start of going weird, but not fully giving over to studio tomfoolery. I'm also a fan of this being more or less several EPs, even if some of the tracks are collaborations. Plus - the cover art is pretty bonkers, isn't it?
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