Of which, Debjeet shares, “Yes, the plan is to travel extensively across India’s metropolitan cities i. “We don’t intent to go viral, if it does, great. Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and the like.. there’s also a lot of buzz around their eight city tour. Touching upon topics like the ‘Selfie mania’,  letting go of toxic relationships and stimagtisation of the Queer community; the idea behind it all sprouted out of a need to break away from the shackles – of what’s considered ‘ perfect’.With a brand new album and a multi-city tour on the cards; exciting times lie ahead for the band. Prior to the gig on September 15, which marked the album’s launch, the band was promoting unique merchandise on their page. This will be followed by some brainstorming sessions of ways to rustle up more interesting and exciting music for the times ahead.”With 15k followers on their official Facebook page, the band’s social media marketing is on point. “There’s no denying that we have received tremendous support since day one.We’d like to believe that our music encomprises elements of pop, progressive rock, hard rock, R&B, blues and jazz. The whole album is inspired by 80s music, and we wanted to focus on different aspects of life, while keeping the happy vibe,” begins Debjeet Basu, guitarist of the band.“There was no agenda behind the creation of A Strange Connection. Most of the metros have often been very kind to us. That said, we are also looking at making a place for ourselves in the music video industry,” shares Debjeet. But. Bengaluru band Perfect Strangers was formed in the year 2013, and it wasn’t long until their vibe synced with unbridled music buffs across the country.

Speaking of which, Pranav adds,“Some of the tracks  address contemporary issues, like the cycle of abuse in toxic relationships (Blow-Up Doll), another track titled the Selfie is a satirical take on whether what you appear to be is who you actually are.” The band is optimistic about striking a chord with listeners of a broad spectrum. The album, which took a year to transpire into reality, aims to give listeners a reality check about the lives they lead.  Every song has a very strong meaning, and is written based on the life experiences of the band members.e.The band, which has created a niche for itself, hopes to do a lot for the music scene in general. With the support comes the motivation  to work harder. But, the whole idea of conjuring up an album like this was to build a connect with a listener irrespective of his/ her age or what they are going through. The album, inspired by real life conversations, took a year to transpire into reality. We get chatty. We hope the tracks are relatable and people who take time out to listen to Wood Cutting Vertical Band Saws Machine us feel it’s worth it,” Pranav signs off. Barely a week since the album launch, and the band is prepping for an eight-city tour across India in November. Exactly five years later, they launched their debut album, A Strange Connection, early  last week. We plan on performing our originals as well as songs from our debut album. All the eight tracks have something in store for everyone.They like to keep it real, raw and frills-free.