#bundobust

[rwnash]

His Girl Friday - Sureshot / Bundobust / Polyester - 4.5%. B++ and a bit. Fruity, tropical, mango, peach, full mouthfeel. Slightly sour, tart and bitter #ale #beer #bier

4.7/5. Massive Collab, massive fruit plus. This is a must have. Hunt it down. In the fridge of Brew Monster

[tensecretsandakiss]

can always recommend bundobust!! went during pride with my crush they do some rly nice food :0!!

ooh, that looks good! thank you for the rec!

[desipubs]

On Saturday I went to the Indian Brewery by Snow Hill in Birmingham with my friends Caroline and Robert. Whilst it is listed in the Desi Pubs books I am not going to be able to rate it…

The main reason I cannot rate it is that I didn’t have a mixed grill. The only mixed grill on the menu was a sharing one at £24.95, there was no ‘regular’ or ‘standard’ and my dining partners did not fancy a mixed grill.

There could also be a debate if The Indian Brewery is actually a Desi Pub! It is clearly owned and run by Desi (or Desi heritage) folk, but the clientele were all white. There were also no television screens which whilst not necessarily a defining feature in some people’s eyes, virtually all Desi Pubs I have been to have screens showing sport. The Indian Brewery is not in an old boozer, which again virtually all Desi Pubs are and feels a bit more restauranty. It certainly does do beer though, in fact they own a brewery as you might have guessed from the name.

Interesting David Jesudason also discusses the question in the Desi Pubs book (pages 104 to 107). David suggests that the Indian Brewery and its food and drink move away from the kind of offering Desi Pub customers can expect and that a lot of people who frequent Desi Pubs don’t feel comfortable in this kind of setting. David does, however, think this may be the future of Desi Pubs! David also discusses Bundobust in this section, which is an interesting read.

All of this is not to say I didn’t enjoy the food - I did, my mini kebabs on naan were delicious as were the shared starters. I had a nice chat with them and it turns out we went on their 9th birthday - so Happy Birthday Indian Brewery.

The Indian Brewery is at Arch 15-16 Livery Street, Birmingham, B3 1EU.

[whatsonmedia]

INDIKA FESTIVAL IS BACK: Line-up announced for this Autumn!

The INDIKA Festival is once again returning for its annual festival this year, 2023, happening this Autumn for a near fortnight duration, from 1st - 12th November, featuring a 12-day celebration of Indian music, dance, arts and culture! Here's further details of the event itself as well as the line-up; Headlining the festival will be none other than legendary percussionist, producer and composer Talvin Singh OBE. A giant and pioneer of British-Asian music, Singh's multi-decade spanning career has seen him collaborate with and write for the likes of Sun Ra, the late Ustad Sultan Khan, Madonna, Yoko Ono and more. Having worked as Björk's percussionist and artistic director in 1993, Singh garnered critical acclaim for himself in 1999, winning the Mercury Music Prize for his debut album OK. Singh's unique synthesis of electronic music and Eastern aesthetic is often referred to as Asian Underground. Talvin will be joined by an incredible ensemble of musicians, as he exclusively shares material from his highly anticipated and long-awaited new album at The Tung Auditorium on 5th November. - -  The city of Liverpool and its multitude of iconic venues will play host to the festival, with an expanded and eclectic programme of events, featuring contemporary Indian music, dance, visual arts, films, poetry, talks and participatory activities taking place across the city.  From seasoned professionals, to brand new collaborations formed especially for INDIKA 2023, the first wave of artists announced to perform at the festival in November include maestros of the Sitar and the Tabla, Shakir Khan & Shahbaz Hussain. Plus, making their UK debut, will be rising stars The Sarod Sisters, set to perform alongside Milap artist-in-residence Kousic Sen. A person playing a sitar Description automatically generated Shakir Khan Returning to Liverpool after 15 years will be the illustrious vocalist and composer Swati Natekar in her performance of Raag Rang. Also on the lineup will be The MMR Trio - featuring Olivia Moore on violin, Giuliano Modarelli on guitar, and Gurdain Rayatt on Tabla. Created especially for Indika 2023, a performance from the Indika Collective will feature a brand new collaboration between an incredibly talented group of diverse Indian folk and classical artists. For fans of Indian dance, world renowned artist Harinie Jeevitha will perform ‘VARADARĀJAM UPĀSMAHĒ’ at the Unity Theatre. A week later, Payal Ramchandani and an ensemble of artists will take to the stage of The Capstone Theatre for a mystical performance of 'The Forest Dream'. Suitable for all the family, and just in time for half-term, there'll also be a double billing of theatrical dance production Sita's Magical Forest. A group of people performing on a stage Description automatically generated Sita's Magical Forest Whilst the music and dance of India will take center-stage throughout the festival, The Reader at Calderstones Park will play host to a variety of literary and mindfulness events, with dedicated family-friendly activities suitable for all ages to enjoy. Throughout the festival, there'll be 'Shared Reading' sessions, where participants are invited to discover and discuss Indian literature in group sittings. There'll also be an early-morning yoga session, with live Indian music followed by chai, in the beautiful surroundings of The Reader's Mansion House, amidst the backdrop of the magnificent Calderstones Park. For younger audiences, 'The Diwali Story' will take place at The Storybarn on 11th November. Providing festival-goers with a treat for the senses, Indian Street Food geniuses Bundobust will join as one of the official food and drink partners for Indika 2023. They'll co-host two exclusive events; an extra-special Indian DJ night on 4th November, and a Diwali Celebration for all to enjoy on 12th November. And, for the first time ever, the festival will extend its reach beyond the City Centre and expand into the wider City Region, giving an even bigger audience the opportunity to enjoy and be inspired by Indian arts and culture. There's plenty more artists yet to be revealed, with more exciting announcements being made over the coming weeks. A person in a garment dancing on a stage Description automatically generated PARAMA PADAM - - Indika showcases the best of contemporary Indian arts and culture, boasting an electrifying programme that celebrates the subcontinent's rich heritage. From the alluring rhythms, colours and stories of India, to the delicious flavours of its cuisine, the festival offers an immersive, holistic experience that will leave audiences captivated. INDIKA Festival is open to all; whether you're an Indian music and dance aficionado, or eager to experience new art forms, there's something for everyone to explore and enjoy. - -  “We’re delighted to support Indika which is a fantastic, family-friendly celebration of the rich cultural heritage of India. It’s a vital part of Liverpool’s cultural offer, spotlighting contemporary Indian music, dance, visual arts, film and poetry and in doing so, encouraging people of all backgrounds to get involved and have a greater understanding and appreciation of our vibrant Indian community.” Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet Member for Health, Wellbeing and Culture, Councillor Harry Doyle - -  A person sitting in the woods holding a violin Description automatically generated Olivia Moore - -  ANNOUNCED SO FAR... Shakir Khan & Shahbaz Hussain 1st November, 7pm The Music Room Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, Hope Street, L1 9BP BUY TICKETS - £15/12  Shakir Khan and Shahbaz Hussain will be kicking off the festival proceedings with a mesmerizing performance featuring two staples of Indian classical music; the Sitar and the Tabla. Khan’s exquisite sense of melody and rhythm, coupled with his alluring stage presence, will leave audiences captivated, whilst Shahbaz is widely regarded as one of the finest Tabla artists in the country with a reputation for exceptional skill and artistry. - - Sarod Sisters & Kousic Sen 2nd November, 7pm The Music Room Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, Hope Street, L1 9BP  BUY TICKETS - £15/12 On November 2nd, audiences will experience an enchanting world of music with the Sarod Sisters, Dr Troilee Dutta and Moisilee Dutta! The rising stars will make their UK debut, enthralling audiences with their exceptional talent and artistry. The sarod, with its unique sound and intricate design, has inspired countless musicians and music-lovers alike. Joining the sisters on stage will be renowned Tabla maestro - and Milap artist-in-residence - Kousic Sen.  - - Sita's Magical Forest  2nd November, 11am and 2pm  Unity Theatre 1 Hope Place, L1 9BG TICKETS TBC - £5 The Ramayana, an epic celebrated across Asia, tells the trials and triumphs of Rama and Sita. In the story, the couple are exiled into the woods, encountering enchanted creatures along the way. In this children’s production by Apsaras Arts, Sita recounts her adventures with the animals of the magical forest through storytelling and dance. A perfect half-term outing!  - -  PARAMA PADAM by Mohanapriyan Thavarajah 2nd November, 7:30pm  Unity Theatre 1 Hope Place, L1 9BG BUY TICKETS - £8 Parama Padam was created by the followers of the Vaishnavite faith, with the dual-purpose of entertainment and teaching the moral values of human life. The production takes the form of a game board, with squares represented by Snakes and Ladders. The ladders in the game represent good virtues, while the snakes bring you down to a cycle of re-births. The game - which originated in India during the 10th century, was later popularised by the British as "Snakes and Ladders". - - VARADARĀJAM UPĀSMAHĒ by Harinie Jeevitha 3rd November, 7pm Unity Theatre 1 Hope Place, L1 9BG BUY TICKETS - £8 ‘VARADARĀJAM UPĀSMAHĒ’ is a solo thematic presentation based on the 'Brahmotsavam' (the grand, ten-day annual temple festival) of Varadaraja Swamy temple situated in Kancheepuram, Tamil Nadu. This production - by Harinie Jeevitha - has been woven in the solo format from the perspective of a devotee who has immense devotion and love for the Lord—the giver of infinite boons. Stringing together works of stalwart Indian poets and musical compositions of saint-poets in Sanskrit, Tamil & Telugu, 'Varadarājam Upāsmahē' is an attempt to encapsulate the different festivities of the auspicious Brahmotsavam temple celebration. - - Talvin Singh 5th November, 7:30pm The Tung Auditorium Yoko Ono Lennon Centre, 60 Oxford Street, L7 3NY JUST ANNOUNCED - TICKETS COMING SOON Percussionist, producer and composer, Talvin Singh, is renowned for establishing the bridge between Indian and electronic music. Drawing inspiration from the classical Indian arts, he has managed to sculpt a unique sonic landscape. He has taken the Tabla to the cutting edge, with the most unimaginable sonic creations, which has ultimately helped him to demystify Indian classical music, and therefore inspire a whole new generation of musicians and producers of contemporary music in India and the South Asian diaspora worldwide. Singh’s influence has also spanned the visual arts, dance and film. - - Swati Natekar 8th November, 7pm The Music Room Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, Hope Street, L1 9BP  BUY TICKETS - £15/12 In her performance of Raag Rang, Swati Natekar will present an unforgettable evening of Bollywood classics, Indian Ragas, Ghazals and Contemproary Music. An illustrious and highly accomplished singer and composer, Swati will return to Liverpool after 15 years joined by a collective of the UK’s most talented musicians. - - The Moore, Modarelli & Rayatt Trio 8th November, 1pm The Tung Auditorium Yoko Ono Lennon Centre, 60 Oxford Street, L7 3NY BUY TICKETS - FREE Featuring Olivia Moore on violin, Giuliano Modarelli on guitar, and Gurdain Rayatt on Tabla, The Moore, Modarelli and Rayatt trio have crafted a breathtaking sound that flawlessly blends Jazz with the rich and vibrant tones of Indian music. The trio - born out of the Covid lockdown - have a repertoire that consists primarily of original compositions, that fuse together the soulful rhythms of Indian music with the improvisational spirit of Jazz; infusing hints of other World Music to create a sound that is entirely their own. - -  Milap X Mellowtone - Vedanth Bharadwaj, SJ Downes & Richie Vegas 9th November, 7:30pm Downstairs at the Everyman 5 - 11 Hope Street, L1 9BH BUY TICKETS - £11 This unique collaboration between Vedanth Bharadwaj (India) and SJ Downes (UK) will explore Eastern and Western musical styles, in a cross-cultural interplay that draws from diverse musical heritages, and transcends borders to offer an enchanting listening experience.  - - The Forest Dream / Payal Ramchandani and ensemble 10th November, 7pm The Capstone Theatre Liverpool Hope University, 17 Shaw Street, L6 1HP BUY TICKETS - £10/8 Audiences will embark on a mesmerising journey through 'The Forest Dream', a breathtaking fusion of dance styles in an immersive, powerful exploration of our planet's climatic crisis. This intergenerational masterpiece speaks volumes, via a harmonious fusion of Carnatic music, Western soundscapes, and the seamless integration of Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, and contemporary dance forms. - - Indika Collective  11th November, 7pm The Tung Auditorium Yoko Ono Lennon Centre, 60 Oxford Street, L7 3NY BUY TICKETS - £10/8 Created especially for Indika 2023, this festival band is a brilliant new collaboration between a group of diverse artists across a range of instruments. The performance features new arrangements of folk and traditional repertoire, telling stories of love and loss with songs that speak directly to the heart and soul of India’s diverse cultural heritage and its people.  The collective will feature Vedanth Bharadwaj on guitar and vocals, Bindumalini and Muthusirpi Narathar on vocals, Sayee Rakshith on violin, Kousic Sen on Tabla and Janarthan Sivarupan on percussion. - - Please note this line-up is correct as of 4th September. More announcements will be made in the following weeks. A group of people standing together Description automatically generated The Forest Dream Read the full article

[tarka-the-bloody-otter]

Drinks and snacks at Bundobust

[tealin]

Sketches while waiting for some amazingly delicious food in Leeds

[beerselfie]

#Repost @hoptilidrop Had a little trip to Manchester last weekend. First stop: @bundobust . It was a bit of a flying visit - I only had time for one beer so I needed to make a good choice! No pressure. There was a great selection available on the taps from a variety of breweries - a fair few IPA's, a sour, and a BA imperial stout... Any guesses which I chose...? Of course it was the stout. You knew that. . The stout in question was Bourbon Barrel Aged from local brewery, @squawkbrewingco I've seen some great reviews of this one doing the rounds on the old 'gram so I was pretty chuffed it was on tap. I really enjoyed this - thick, slick body with a jet black appearance. It had a really rich malt flavour with tonnes of molasses and bitter cocoa. The bourbon flavour was evident but not overpowering - for me it was definitely enough. No burn from the ABV - I floated out of there! . . . . #bundobust #bundobustmcr #Manchester #mcr #mcrbars #mcrdrinks #manchestercraftbeer #squawk #squawkbrewingco #brewery #manchesterbrewery #microbrewery #independentmanchester #indiemanchester #manc #craftbeerislife #craftbeerbars #craftbeerstore #stoutsofinstagram #breweryvisit #taproom #keg #ontap #untappd #imperialstout #barrelaging #bourbon #bourbonaged #bourbongirls https://www.instagram.com/p/CavBovevFlr/?utm_medium=tumblr

[fairtraderuk]

Has anyone been to Bundobust? (Indian Street food and craft beers from around the world)

My nearest one is in Liverpool.

Great for vegans & vegetarians and craft beer drinkers.

[eatinmcr]

Bundobust (Manchester) – December 2019

Try out the traditional Indian flavours at Bundobust

The Manchester branch for Bundobust is where we decided to make another visit last week. Other branches include Leeds & Liverpool. We love going there as it provides small portions of a variety of Indian items and it’s fully Vegetarian, so you feel healthy. We usually have Okra fries on our visits but this time, we didn’t get them as we wanted to explore the other options.

Bundobust has a lunchtime express deal with 2 dishes for £7.50, available Mon-Fri Noon - 4pm. It’s not badly priced normally but every little bit of saving helps :)

From the lunchtime express menu, we indulged in;

Masala Dosa (ve) [£6] - A true classic with a thin crepe filled with spicy potatoes, which you can then top with lentil and aubergine soup. The aubergine provides that niche and was a very nice touch

Bundo Chaat [£4.75] - The tamarind sauce was beautiful and so addictive. This dish is samosa pastry with chickpeas, potatoes, onions, little crispy bits with yoghurt and tamarind chutney to top it off

Then, the items from the normal menu were;

Raghda Pethis (ve) [£5.50] - This was not to our expectations, and put simply it’s mushy peas with mashed potato cakes and a bit of spices. Doubt we’ll be having this again

Gobi Manchurian [£5.50] - Thick, reduced sauce with soft, yet crunchy bites of cauliflower and mushroom...need we say more *licking our lips*

We’ve still not got through the full menu, and there are definitely some items we’ll be coming back for.

Recommended for: Indian, Tapas, Okra Fries One Thing: Vegetarian Price: £ Halal: Full food menu

61 Piccadill Manchester  M1 2AG http://bundobust.com/

[tonycordingley]

Whitelock's Ale House, Leeds. Est. 1715... The oldest pub in Leeds! - #whitelocksalehouse #whitelocksleeds #whitelocks #bundobust #bundobustleeds #leeds #leedslife #leedsfood #leedsbloggers #mandy #vicky #nicky #nichola #andy #me 👍😊🤪😋🤗 https://www.instagram.com/p/BvqtrUEA5tH/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1iznfdllz7q0c

[whatsonmedia]

INDIKA FESTIVAL IS BACK: Line-up announced for this Autumn!

The INDIKA Festival is once again returning for its annual festival this year, 2023, happening this Autumn for a near fortnight duration, from 1st - 12th November, featuring a 12-day celebration of Indian music, dance, arts and culture! Here's further details of the event itself as well as the line-up; Headlining the festival will be none other than legendary percussionist, producer and composer Talvin Singh OBE. A giant and pioneer of British-Asian music, Singh's multi-decade spanning career has seen him collaborate with and write for the likes of Sun Ra, the late Ustad Sultan Khan, Madonna, Yoko Ono and more. Having worked as Björk's percussionist and artistic director in 1993, Singh garnered critical acclaim for himself in 1999, winning the Mercury Music Prize for his debut album OK. Singh's unique synthesis of electronic music and Eastern aesthetic is often referred to as Asian Underground. Talvin will be joined by an incredible ensemble of musicians, as he exclusively shares material from his highly anticipated and long-awaited new album at The Tung Auditorium on 5th November. - -  The city of Liverpool and its multitude of iconic venues will play host to the festival, with an expanded and eclectic programme of events, featuring contemporary Indian music, dance, visual arts, films, poetry, talks and participatory activities taking place across the city.  From seasoned professionals, to brand new collaborations formed especially for INDIKA 2023, the first wave of artists announced to perform at the festival in November include maestros of the Sitar and the Tabla, Shakir Khan & Shahbaz Hussain. Plus, making their UK debut, will be rising stars The Sarod Sisters, set to perform alongside Milap artist-in-residence Kousic Sen. A person playing a sitar Description automatically generated Shakir Khan Returning to Liverpool after 15 years will be the illustrious vocalist and composer Swati Natekar in her performance of Raag Rang. Also on the lineup will be The MMR Trio - featuring Olivia Moore on violin, Giuliano Modarelli on guitar, and Gurdain Rayatt on Tabla. Created especially for Indika 2023, a performance from the Indika Collective will feature a brand new collaboration between an incredibly talented group of diverse Indian folk and classical artists. For fans of Indian dance, world renowned artist Harinie Jeevitha will perform ‘VARADARĀJAM UPĀSMAHĒ’ at the Unity Theatre. A week later, Payal Ramchandani and an ensemble of artists will take to the stage of The Capstone Theatre for a mystical performance of 'The Forest Dream'. Suitable for all the family, and just in time for half-term, there'll also be a double billing of theatrical dance production Sita's Magical Forest. A group of people performing on a stage Description automatically generated Sita's Magical Forest Whilst the music and dance of India will take center-stage throughout the festival, The Reader at Calderstones Park will play host to a variety of literary and mindfulness events, with dedicated family-friendly activities suitable for all ages to enjoy. Throughout the festival, there'll be 'Shared Reading' sessions, where participants are invited to discover and discuss Indian literature in group sittings. There'll also be an early-morning yoga session, with live Indian music followed by chai, in the beautiful surroundings of The Reader's Mansion House, amidst the backdrop of the magnificent Calderstones Park. For younger audiences, 'The Diwali Story' will take place at The Storybarn on 11th November. Providing festival-goers with a treat for the senses, Indian Street Food geniuses Bundobust will join as one of the official food and drink partners for Indika 2023. They'll co-host two exclusive events; an extra-special Indian DJ night on 4th November, and a Diwali Celebration for all to enjoy on 12th November. And, for the first time ever, the festival will extend its reach beyond the City Centre and expand into the wider City Region, giving an even bigger audience the opportunity to enjoy and be inspired by Indian arts and culture. There's plenty more artists yet to be revealed, with more exciting announcements being made over the coming weeks. A person in a garment dancing on a stage Description automatically generated PARAMA PADAM - - Indika showcases the best of contemporary Indian arts and culture, boasting an electrifying programme that celebrates the subcontinent's rich heritage. From the alluring rhythms, colours and stories of India, to the delicious flavours of its cuisine, the festival offers an immersive, holistic experience that will leave audiences captivated. INDIKA Festival is open to all; whether you're an Indian music and dance aficionado, or eager to experience new art forms, there's something for everyone to explore and enjoy. - -  “We’re delighted to support Indika which is a fantastic, family-friendly celebration of the rich cultural heritage of India. It’s a vital part of Liverpool’s cultural offer, spotlighting contemporary Indian music, dance, visual arts, film and poetry and in doing so, encouraging people of all backgrounds to get involved and have a greater understanding and appreciation of our vibrant Indian community.” Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet Member for Health, Wellbeing and Culture, Councillor Harry Doyle - -  A person sitting in the woods holding a violin Description automatically generated Olivia Moore - -  ANNOUNCED SO FAR... Shakir Khan & Shahbaz Hussain 1st November, 7pm The Music Room Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, Hope Street, L1 9BP BUY TICKETS - £15/12  Shakir Khan and Shahbaz Hussain will be kicking off the festival proceedings with a mesmerizing performance featuring two staples of Indian classical music; the Sitar and the Tabla. Khan’s exquisite sense of melody and rhythm, coupled with his alluring stage presence, will leave audiences captivated, whilst Shahbaz is widely regarded as one of the finest Tabla artists in the country with a reputation for exceptional skill and artistry. - - Sarod Sisters & Kousic Sen 2nd November, 7pm The Music Room Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, Hope Street, L1 9BP  BUY TICKETS - £15/12 On November 2nd, audiences will experience an enchanting world of music with the Sarod Sisters, Dr Troilee Dutta and Moisilee Dutta! The rising stars will make their UK debut, enthralling audiences with their exceptional talent and artistry. The sarod, with its unique sound and intricate design, has inspired countless musicians and music-lovers alike. Joining the sisters on stage will be renowned Tabla maestro - and Milap artist-in-residence - Kousic Sen.  - - Sita's Magical Forest  2nd November, 11am and 2pm  Unity Theatre 1 Hope Place, L1 9BG TICKETS TBC - £5 The Ramayana, an epic celebrated across Asia, tells the trials and triumphs of Rama and Sita. In the story, the couple are exiled into the woods, encountering enchanted creatures along the way. In this children’s production by Apsaras Arts, Sita recounts her adventures with the animals of the magical forest through storytelling and dance. A perfect half-term outing!  - -  PARAMA PADAM by Mohanapriyan Thavarajah 2nd November, 7:30pm  Unity Theatre 1 Hope Place, L1 9BG BUY TICKETS - £8 Parama Padam was created by the followers of the Vaishnavite faith, with the dual-purpose of entertainment and teaching the moral values of human life. The production takes the form of a game board, with squares represented by Snakes and Ladders. The ladders in the game represent good virtues, while the snakes bring you down to a cycle of re-births. The game - which originated in India during the 10th century, was later popularised by the British as "Snakes and Ladders". - - VARADARĀJAM UPĀSMAHĒ by Harinie Jeevitha 3rd November, 7pm Unity Theatre 1 Hope Place, L1 9BG BUY TICKETS - £8 ‘VARADARĀJAM UPĀSMAHĒ’ is a solo thematic presentation based on the 'Brahmotsavam' (the grand, ten-day annual temple festival) of Varadaraja Swamy temple situated in Kancheepuram, Tamil Nadu. This production - by Harinie Jeevitha - has been woven in the solo format from the perspective of a devotee who has immense devotion and love for the Lord—the giver of infinite boons. Stringing together works of stalwart Indian poets and musical compositions of saint-poets in Sanskrit, Tamil & Telugu, 'Varadarājam Upāsmahē' is an attempt to encapsulate the different festivities of the auspicious Brahmotsavam temple celebration. - - Talvin Singh 5th November, 7:30pm The Tung Auditorium Yoko Ono Lennon Centre, 60 Oxford Street, L7 3NY JUST ANNOUNCED - TICKETS COMING SOON Percussionist, producer and composer, Talvin Singh, is renowned for establishing the bridge between Indian and electronic music. Drawing inspiration from the classical Indian arts, he has managed to sculpt a unique sonic landscape. He has taken the Tabla to the cutting edge, with the most unimaginable sonic creations, which has ultimately helped him to demystify Indian classical music, and therefore inspire a whole new generation of musicians and producers of contemporary music in India and the South Asian diaspora worldwide. Singh’s influence has also spanned the visual arts, dance and film. - - Swati Natekar 8th November, 7pm The Music Room Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, Hope Street, L1 9BP  BUY TICKETS - £15/12 In her performance of Raag Rang, Swati Natekar will present an unforgettable evening of Bollywood classics, Indian Ragas, Ghazals and Contemproary Music. An illustrious and highly accomplished singer and composer, Swati will return to Liverpool after 15 years joined by a collective of the UK’s most talented musicians. - - The Moore, Modarelli & Rayatt Trio 8th November, 1pm The Tung Auditorium Yoko Ono Lennon Centre, 60 Oxford Street, L7 3NY BUY TICKETS - FREE Featuring Olivia Moore on violin, Giuliano Modarelli on guitar, and Gurdain Rayatt on Tabla, The Moore, Modarelli and Rayatt trio have crafted a breathtaking sound that flawlessly blends Jazz with the rich and vibrant tones of Indian music. The trio - born out of the Covid lockdown - have a repertoire that consists primarily of original compositions, that fuse together the soulful rhythms of Indian music with the improvisational spirit of Jazz; infusing hints of other World Music to create a sound that is entirely their own. - -  Milap X Mellowtone - Vedanth Bharadwaj, SJ Downes & Richie Vegas 9th November, 7:30pm Downstairs at the Everyman 5 - 11 Hope Street, L1 9BH BUY TICKETS - £11 This unique collaboration between Vedanth Bharadwaj (India) and SJ Downes (UK) will explore Eastern and Western musical styles, in a cross-cultural interplay that draws from diverse musical heritages, and transcends borders to offer an enchanting listening experience.  - - The Forest Dream / Payal Ramchandani and ensemble 10th November, 7pm The Capstone Theatre Liverpool Hope University, 17 Shaw Street, L6 1HP BUY TICKETS - £10/8 Audiences will embark on a mesmerising journey through 'The Forest Dream', a breathtaking fusion of dance styles in an immersive, powerful exploration of our planet's climatic crisis. This intergenerational masterpiece speaks volumes, via a harmonious fusion of Carnatic music, Western soundscapes, and the seamless integration of Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, and contemporary dance forms. - - Indika Collective  11th November, 7pm The Tung Auditorium Yoko Ono Lennon Centre, 60 Oxford Street, L7 3NY BUY TICKETS - £10/8 Created especially for Indika 2023, this festival band is a brilliant new collaboration between a group of diverse artists across a range of instruments. The performance features new arrangements of folk and traditional repertoire, telling stories of love and loss with songs that speak directly to the heart and soul of India’s diverse cultural heritage and its people.  The collective will feature Vedanth Bharadwaj on guitar and vocals, Bindumalini and Muthusirpi Narathar on vocals, Sayee Rakshith on violin, Kousic Sen on Tabla and Janarthan Sivarupan on percussion. - - Please note this line-up is correct as of 4th September. More announcements will be made in the following weeks. A group of people standing together Description automatically generated The Forest Dream Read the full article

[elizaakatee]

Bundobust, Manchester

[tarka-the-bloody-otter]

Staff Christmas party at Bundobust

[byron130]

Saturday 6th January 2018: We finally got to see Philip and Lynnette today (over a week later than planned due to all the illness kicking around) and they delivered us one of the best Christmas presents ever!! Perfection! My Aunt and Unc know us so well- thank youuuuuuuu!!!! xx

[theoldfashionedsociety]

Old Fashioned Review #169 @BundobustMCR Manchester City Centre.

Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. Bundobust take a good long hard luck at yourselves. Whilst you may serve up some top quality vegetarian Indian food, your ability to mix up a Cinnamon Old Fashioned really needs some work.

Watery, tasteless, weak and quite frankly one of the worst Old Fashioned cocktails we have tasted. The Gentlemen of The Society would even go as far as saying that you should issue an unreserved apology to The Old Fashioned Cocktail for daring to serve up such a poor attempt at a cocktail.

For dramatic effect, we are withholding a score for this review.

[sleepgolfing]

Okra fries for ever ❤️ . . . #bundobust #toomuchspicy #nobeef #leeds #okrafriesarelife (at Bundobust Leeds)