Khuda

The Lost Symbols

'The Lost Symbols' is an Indian rock band that initially originated in Jalandhar in 2012 but experienced a temporary dissolution in 2015. The band made a triumphant return in 2019, reuniting with a passionate ensemble of artists. Presently, the band calls the culturally rich city of Jaipur its home base and boasts a versatile lineup featuring Aman Raj as the Singer/Songwriter, Gunjan Soral as the Lead Guitarist/Producer, Arun Singh Naruka as the Drummer, Jubin Choudhary as the Guitarist, and Ravneet Singh as the Bassist. 'The Lost Symbols' predominantly composes lyrics in Hindi and Urdu, but they ardently believe that language should never be a barrier when crafting their songs. The band consistently explores themes of humanity, communalism, and faith, intertwining these profound ideas with the driving force of rock music. Their unwavering commitment to experimenting with diverse musical styles, all while harnessing the electrifying energy of rock, fuels 'The Lost Symbols' on their musical journey. In 2021, 'The Lost Symbols' embarked on their career by releasing their debut album, titled "The Diary," which featured eight compelling songs. The subsequent year, 2022, witnessed the band's triumphant return with their second album, "GHARQ." They continued their musical journey in 2023 with the release of their third album, "FAROGH." Among their impressive body of work, the songs "Khwaab" and "Riha" have emerged as the band's most streamed tracks on Spotify India, resonating with fans and listeners alike.

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