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Darbar-e-Ishq
New album emphasizing Hindustani melodies and Hindi / Urdu lyricism.
Own the new album on limited edition vinyl and digital via Bandcamp.

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 “A Hindi shoegaze sound that is unlikely to be found anywhere else in the world.” —Anurag Tagat, Rolling Stone India • “Merely a few listens away from being the next big thing.” —Rock Street Journal • “...and that’s a fair assessment of Minaxi, that they’re their own animal.” —Bret Miller, Eardrum Buzz Radio • “If you’re looking for a fresh spin on the gaze sound then look no further than Minaxi.” —DKFM Shoegaze Radio • “Exquisitely, the spirits of Sufi and shoegaze have come together in this album (TRSOAAM).” —Bandcamp User Review • “I’ve never seen Minaxi. And I’ve never been to Brooklyn. I’ve never met them, played with them, they don’t know what I look like. But I do feel a part of their music.” —Will Wilkinson, Rats on the Run • “A perfect example of the modern shoegaze soundscape.” —Bandcamp User review •  “A band in constant growth.” —White Light // White Heat •  “The album (Lazuleen) bathes you in the sonic guitars and instruments that flow together like a summer storm.” —Bandcamp User Review •  “A band in constant growth.” —White Light // White Heat • “Filled with fresh, majestic ideas layered on to already-haunting genres of music .” —Bandcamp User Review • “It’s all so hypnotic and thought-provoking, yet—and here’s the impressive bit—devoid of redundant indulgence, it’s tough to not just get carried away with them.” —Music Connection • “These aren’t just love songs, they’re LOVE SONGS, in the widescreen Cinemascope sense of love as a form of religious devotion sought against a backdrop of a fast-collapsing world.” —Jason Lee, Deli Mag •

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