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Electrobuddha Just Made Eco Rock Sound Like the Only Genre That Actually Matters Right Now!

Writer: Sharanya Nadar
Sharanya Nadar
1 day ago
1 min read

Electrobuddha is a solo artist who runs everything from his home studio. He also happens to affectionately call his home studio an "Electrobuddha Towers." His discography so far has already gave us gems like "Biba Love" and "Hippie Girl," and while those hinted at a psychedelic world of his own making, nothing quite prepared me for where he went next!


Black-and-white close-up of a smiling bearded man in a knit beanie and fur-lined jacket, outdoors with blurred background.

"The Man Who Killed The World" is a much-needed release. The song has this sprawling, old school rock spine you just don't seem to find in modern music anymore. Electrobuddha's vocals carry the whole thing on his shoulders. He's calling out wars, genocide, starvation and global inequality and god, we need this wake-up call now more than ever! I've finally come across a song that doesn't hide behind metaphors.


Stream "The Man Who Killed The World" now, and while you're at it, go down the Electrobuddha rabbit hole. You'll come out the other side a little shaken and a lot more awake. Which, frankly, is exactly the point!


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