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    Brit Rock

    Apr 08, 2020 3 minutes

    Taking its name from the ninth-century Indian emperor, King Kulashekhara, Kula Shaker got together in 1995. Taking influence from Indian traditional music and 60s rock, the band took the 90s back in time with a sound reminiscent of The Beatles’ psychedelic era, mixed with the rock prowess of Deep Purple and the experimental nature of The Grateful Dead.

    Kula Shaker was created by guitarist and vocalist Crispian Mills. He was joined by Alonza Bevan on bass, Paul Winterhart on drums and Jay Darlington on

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