The band has released four albums since 2001 and has been instrumental in shaping the independent music scene in India primarily through their DIY ethic.

The band also did a month long tour of the southwestern United States playing in around 10 cities in and around Texas.

The album immediately received favorable reviews by critics with The Times of India calling it "by far, one of the most brilliant works from an Indian rock act."

[citation needed] In 2012, the band conducted a 15-day music workshop in Tihar Jail - the largest prison complex in South Asia.

In 2011, they founded the Ziro Festival of Music in Ziro Valley of Arunachal Pradesh, which is one of India's premier outdoor music festival and has hosted acclaimed artists such as Steve Shelley and Lee Ronaldo (Sonic Youth) and Shye-Ben Tzur.

[3] Neon Delhi features collaborations with various musicians across genres like GFD - a Rajasthani khamancha trio, jazz pianist Grant Richards, YouTube sensation Faadu Rapper and poet/musician Jeet Thayil.