DEMONTE COLONY SONGS REVIEW

The sensational Anirudh renders a powerful folk song high on beats, bass lines and clearly defined interludes with the Nadhaswaram. Noted guitarist Keba's chord progression and rhythm breakdowns define the song from the rest. 

Blues mode on for this male solo sung by the versatile Imman. The strumming on the Ukulele', classic violins to backup along with some jazzed up rhythms and the pianos make this an exciting track to listen. 

The very first authentic death metal song in a Tamil movie is here. The growling voice, double bass drumming and guitars in distortion indicate this is a truly international effort from Keba. The solo guitar riffs are highly original and inspiring.

This is not a prog-track by the Porcupine Tree but very much from a Tamil movie. Keba's western influence is reflected upon a highly progressive instrumental piece like this. Solely driven by the guitars, drums and the intriguing female voice, the visuals are bound to instigate fear through this.

Another OST with string sessions in full form. With the plucking and the heavy bowing of the violins creating an ambience, this composition might be used in the major portions of the film adding value to the narration.