Bloodywood (LR) Vishesh Singh, Roshan Roy, Jayant Bhadula, Raul Ker, Karan Katiyar and Sarathak Pahwa | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement
There is a method for all madness about metal music, and the folk-metal band Bloodywood has cracked it.
With two albums under its belt, there is recently one NU DelhiIt is the first Indian band to collaborate with Japanese Kavai Metal Band Babemetal. Suzuka Nakamoto, Mo Kikuchi and Momo Okazaki, Babimetal are credited to make curios metals, mixing heavy metal and J -P elements, a music style that was a pioneer in Japan in early 2010. In 2016, Babemetal with the release of his album became the most timely Japanese band in the UK’s official chart history. Metal resistance.
“The song on which we worked on our new album with Babmetal features. Babimetal’s creator participated in our concert in Tokyo in 2023 and gave us the brand goods, but we were talking to him in 2024 while writing ‘fearless’. I think we reveal it,” which is assigned to three-hundred. Its other two major members are guitar, flute, production and composition, Karan Katir and Rap Vocals on Rap Vocals. In tourism, they have joined the dhol pahwa on the dhol, Roshan Roy on Bass and Vishesh Singh on the drum.
Blodywood – Live in Amsterdam in 2025. Photo Credit: Special Arrangement
“Karan, when listening to ‘fearless’, suggested that the song would look better with Babmetal on the Vocals. Within two-three days, we received a serious message from the band’s manufacturer and sent them to the project immediately. The composition was done on the e-mail, and his Japanese tones were later mounted on the song.
Known for its compelling songs, Bloodwood, which began as a parody band in 2016 and was done daily for the front burner of fame in 2018, with the success of solo like ‘Ari Ari’ and ‘G Veere’, nominated for success in the 2021 Global Metal Apocalypse Awards for success in the Asian Band for success in the 2021 Global Metal Apocalypse Awards. Its first album guard Was released in 2022.
The 10-track albums are known for sensitive lyrical stories, whose subjects are swinging between mental-health issues (‘G. Veere’), Balmashi (‘Endurant’), and a comment on politics of hatred (‘Gaddar’). Its new album also testifies to the Creative Arch of the band – which is to make conscious materials. There are songs like ‘Hall Bol’ in the eight-track album, which takes into account a play called by a leading person in the Indian Street Theater, Safdar Hashmi, but Raul says: “We have written that it has been written from the Indian perspective that it is left for any kind of people. Representation instead of becoming the next chapter forever.”
Raul 2024 of Bloodwood in Bandeland | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement
Another compelling track from the album, ‘Daggebaz’, takes a jib in ‘Plastic Influencers’. “Those who affect plastic who rely on the superficial sides of life are annoying. It takes people skills to follow you; we see these people using their skills for wrong reasons and misbehave on those who manage trust. The coffin,” says Raul.
When the album was asked to list its top pics, the points in Jayant Issue ‘Nu Delhi’ (Title Track), which he says is a love letter for Delhi, the city in which the band was formed; ‘Kismet’, who is about those children who had to grow up very fast due to the circumstances of life; And ‘fearless’, which is about unlocking our fear and overcoming it. “Interestingly, most metal music is characterized by intensive songs; for example, ‘anger against machine’. But then, in style there is also ‘pizza thrash’!” Jayant laughing.
Jayant (Center) of Bloodywood at Band’s concert in Paris. Photo Credit: Special Arrangement
The band started working NU Delhi During his performance in Chicago in 2023, the tracks were recorded in Noida, where there is a band’s studio. The album Art is created by Anirudh Shekhawat, says Jayant. “The album has been released by Ferles Records, an American independent record label, which is overseeing the distribution and production of vinyl and CDs. In addition to common equipment you find in metal bands, ethnic Indian devices used include drums, sarangi, tambi, accessories, harmonium and many regional percasic instruments. Line 6 Gaitara Processors,” Jayant.
Bloodywood members pose with vinyl of their new albums NU Delhi
Photo Credit: Special Arrangement
He leaves us with the news of the band’s next support with Babymetal. “The song ‘cons! Who!” It is said. And it will be painted on Babmetal’s upcoming album MetalWhich is set to release on 27 June. It cooperates with artists such as Tom Moreloo, Popi, Electric Callboy, Slotter to Prabal, Spiritbox and more, ”Jayant informs.
Till then, mesh, metalheads!
Album Nu DelhiIt is now streaming on all online music platforms and its CD () 1,400) and vinyl records () 2,700) are available at Bloodywood-Official.Myshopify.com.
Published – June 10, 2025 03:50 pm IST
