"Indian Ocean Music Band’, recognised as the pioneer of the fusion rock genre in India. The musical style of the band is an experimental genre, fusing raga (traditional Indian tunes) with rock music, guitars, and drums, sometimes using Indian folk songs. The album was the sixth album by the band and the first one after the tragic demise of Asheem Chakravarty. It was named after the location of the old bungalow where the band used to practice in their early days. The design of the album cover was influenced by a unique way of promoting an event in some small town of India, on a rickshaw with a loudspeaker. The medium chosen to depict this visually was a hand painting, to give the overall feel of the traditional graphic art form.