Euphoria, the six-member Delhi-based rock band has come a long way since it first took to stage in 1989. Ever since the band has created splashes in the festival circuits, endured the hardships of Indian music industry, witnessed changes in their original line up and relished the increased patronage of Indian listeners.
Their first album "Dhoom" had a distinct and unique flavor. While their song "Dhoom Pichuck Dhoom" shows their inclination towards folk music (the song features 12 ethnic percussion instruments) other songs like "Sh Na Na" or "Hind Rock n' Roll" reveal the flip side of band's musicality. Even their second album "Phir Dhoom" has found a place in the music collection of many music buffs.
Euphoria consists of Palash Sen on vocals, Gaurav Mishra on guitars, Debajyoti Bhaduri on bass, Benjamin Pinto on keyboards, Hitesh Madan on guitars and Christopher Powell on drums.
Despite their inclination towards rock, Euphoria tabs on natural rhythm and melody of Indian music, blend it with heart-stirring desi lyrics and, thereby, tread into a hitherto unknown territory in music that they call 'Hind Rock'.
