India, Oct. 24 -- All Dogs Go to Heaven, the F16s sophomore album, 10 years after their debut album Triggerpunkte and 5 years since they released their last EP/ music in Is It Time to Eat the Rich yet? ; is a lot like the first breath of fresh mountain air you feel in your head. Not the sharp chilly kind you get at absurd altitudes, but the warm almost cozy one you feel spread through your body when you're lying in a grassy valley surrounded by pine trees. Put simply, if touching grass were an album, this is probably what it would sound like.

First things first, Joshua Fernandez, Harshan Radhakrishnan, Abhinav Krishnaswamy and Sashank Manohar, are now all grown up. At least, that's what listening to All Dogs Go to Heaven sounds like to ...