The band is famous for having developed from the start their own version of North Indian electronic music incorporating traditional instruments such as the sarod, the esraj and the sitar.
[1] They won the "Electronic Talent" prize in 2000 at the Midem with Elegia Laurent Garnier.
Following an extensive tour across India and Europe,[6][7] the band recorded their second album (Ocean Bird) with a higher budget, a Canadian label Nutone/Nettwerk, and a contract signed with EMI.
In 2012, the band was contacted by Artonik Dance Company[12] from Marseille and was asked to compose the music of a show The Colour of Time based on a traditional Indian festival, Holi.
[15] In order to complete their reconstruction, the band added an electric bass player, Laurent Pernice, and some guitar sounds played by Philippe Capitani.