Them Clones

Them Clones is a New Delhi alternative-rock band. Wikipedia says the group formed in August 2000, started in a bedroom in RK Puram, and built a reputation on original songs after early covers. The Hindu’s tenth-anniversary report quotes drummer Surojit Dev on starting the band with guitarist Gucci Singh and later adding his brother Prithwish Dev on vocals. That period lineup, also listed by Rolling Stone India ahead of the debut album, was Prithwish Dev (vocals), Joseph Lalhmachhuana (guitar), Gucci Singh (guitar), Clarence Gonsalves (bass), and Surojit Dev (drums).

Love.Hate.Heroes is the locked proof album. Apple Music dates the Rock release to 30 March 2010 on EMI / Counter Culture Records, 12 songs. Rolling Stone India’s pre-release feature describes a long recording, co-producer Zorran Mendonsa, and live staples My Life, Zephyretta, and The Bomb Song. The Hindu notes Channel V Launchpad in 2005 and treats My Life as the song audiences knew after the album. Wikipedia’s later member table lists Akshay Raheja, Surojit Dev, Joseph Lalhmachhuana, and Prithwish Dev, with Rohit Kulkarni and Abhishek Mittal marked as sessions, and it lists past members including Gucci Singh and Clarence Gonsalves. This pack does not invent an instrument for Akshay Raheja and does not copy award lines Wikipedia marks as needing citation.

Apple Music id 263668691 is the only enrich target. Website themclones.com is the sameAs on the Wikipedia page. Wave 3 does not invent chart ranks or AggregateRating. Session players stay out of members[] so the current rows match the named Wikipedia lineup plus roles the press actually states for the Dev brothers and Joseph Lalhmachhuana.

Use slug them-clones when the band is primary. A Delhi rock roundup that only mentions My Life is mention-only under single-select rules. Wave 3 leaves hero covers empty. Human intro text is not overwritten by enrich. Sources are Wikipedia, Rolling Stone India, The Hindu, and Apple.

Past members Gucci Singh and Clarence Gonsalves belong in the prose as the Love.Hate.Heroes-era chairs documented by the press, not as current rows, because Wikipedia files them under past members. If a future lineup story contradicts the infobox, editors should update from that newer citation rather than from memory.

Operationally, Discography treats Them Clones as an active Delhi rock band locked to id 263668691, with Love.Hate.Heroes as the album proof, empty Wave 3 cover art, and an intro written so artists.xml inclusion does not depend on unverified trophies. Enrich may attach the EMI-era album and later singles that share this artist id.