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Inner Paradise Western Region, Nepal
भीतरी पैराडाइज
Formed in Kaski (Nepal) in 2015.
Their electronic sounds and noises are a mix of PPN, Post-
Industrial and Dark-Mantras with a new interpretation of the Jain mantras by Ṛṣabhadeva (ऋषभदेव) and Mahāvīra (महावीर).
After a dozen of concerts and performances in Nepal and India, and some trouble with the religious authorities, they moved in Europe.
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