Jugaa

FROM ISSUE # 171 (March 2010) | IN THIS ISSUE
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At the other end of the spectrum is Jugaa, the punk/hardcore band that is renowned for their veracious, 'sick' attitude. Formed by remnants of bands like Inside 2 stoopid triangles and Cruentus, in 2006, the band had been taking it easy doing as little gigs as possible. But with their latest EP, Hamal Hardcore creating raves among fans and not alike, the boys have reclaimed their stand in the underground scene in their own right. A very 'harami' sounding album title, in the words of one of their fans on Facebook, each song in the album starts off with a short intro of one of Rajesh Hamal's film dialogues and leads to a blend of guitar riffs and gutteral sounds.

Their members, posted at different ends of the globe, Jugaa has only done three gigs in the past two years, but don't always owe their inactiveness to the distant. They claim they are simply too lazy to be doing more. For boys who aren't budged by much: big name, criticism, nor approval, the future of their band is no serious issue. 

Sabhyata Timsina