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So the growler, Jayant, also has beautiful clean vocals. Raoul, the rapper, is a fairly recent addition to the band. In my opinion, they all mesh together so beautifully. Karan, multi-instrumentalist and main composer was the guy on the guitar. If you watch their videos, you'll see more of those villagers. I do believe some of them are family, and along them are proud. There are dancers in one other track, but they came upon them by accident. They don't have dancers, typically. But they definitely show their beautiful culture, which I love to see. Alien Weaponry kind of does that, too.
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Since i discovered them i loved how good metal matches with traditional indian music! Can you please react to Rotting Christ? A greek band with big greek folk music influences. Thank you!
These guys are from Delhi, the national capital. A lot of culture here (I live nearby) is inspired by the Punjab region which is just next door - that's where the dancers are from. You might have been exposed to Punjabi culture in the form of Sikhs, Gurudwaras and of course Daler Mehndi. As for the rap - it is quite big in parts of India especially Punjab and Delhi so it makes sense for them to integrate that into their sound. PS: I think some of these guys are actually Punjabi judging by their names but I'm not certain.
Loved, the reaction and analysis. Bloodywood is amazing, Ari Ari Ari introduced me and Jee Veerey hooked me completely, such a powerful song. For other bands, you introduced me to Myrath which I thank you for, love their sound and you mentioned the Hu as well. One other band I've found is Shepherds Reign, a Polynesian Metal band and their song Le Manu.
@@voicehacks This was awesome! I have a better heavy metal song with just as authentic, but _completely_ different Indian touch and a very sinister vibe (instead of the warm and uplifting tone of Machi Bhasad). This song is about how modern society looks down upon and corrupts traditional music and arts. *Navarasam - by Thaikkudam Bridge:* ruclips.net/video/oYK6JU7Nx38/видео.html There is English subtitles (turn on CC button). The visuals and lyrics have a very deep meaning behind them. Don't take the visuals literally, the video uses personification and is metaphorical. Please react to this song.
Apparently they vaguely played anything live until shortly before their first tour. They don't even have an actual album yet. This makes their stuff so impressive! Go check out "For Her" by Raoul Kerr, who is now part of Bloodywood. If you listen to his other stuff you see that he's a HUGE part of the Bloodywood lyrics. Bloodywood also just released a long video about the beginning and tour and Karan says as much. Seriously, Raoul has done things to say about issues in your country and much of what he says applies to mine as well.
@@eiloen They indeed did not play live until the tour was taking form. They wouldn't even have been able to since they were just 2-3 guys. Then when the Wacken invitation came and the tour was taking form they started recruiting a full band that would be able to play live.
Love that they do all their own production of EVERYTHING. Their debut album sold out of vinyl crazy fast. They just continually upping their game. They're newest , Aaj featuring the Snake Charmer on vocals is off the hook. Came upon them through the wonders of RUclips. Huge fan ever since. Refreshing to see a new original awesome band.
Should have been seeing them next month at Bloodstock Metal Fest. Bloody Covid 19😡. I love how on the videos they take time at the end to explain what the song is all about. They seem like a great bunch of folks. It is funny that some folks actually think all metal sounds the same😂. So much variety around. The mixing of cultures at the moment is wonderful. Music truly is an international language.
Please try yonsample it's a metal band from India I'm an indian I wanna be a metal vocalist and watching a foreigner reacting to Indian metal bands are really great... Thanks for reacting I'm actually so happy right now lol 😂
So glad you took a look at these guys; I've been a big fan for a while. They have a cool, unique sound, but also are super community-involved and use their music to advocate for important issues like mental health and animal cruelty. Ignea is a great band with western asian influences, if you're not aware of them.
Machi Bhasad came up on my spotify discover weekly a while back and I loved it! I saw their music video for the song "Yaad" and that really pulled on my heart strings!
Same dance troupe appear in a video by "The Snake Charmer" she is (of all things a bagpiper) and her producer /tech guy is the whistle guitar player and founder of this band. In her latest vid two members of this band also appear.
Nice to see you cover Bloodywood! They deserve every bit of attention they can get and not only because of the awesome music! I understand that your focus is the vocal performance but I will recommend to watch the videos to the end instead of stopping them anyways. They often include important messages and funny outtakes from the video shoots at the end. They are just all around awesome guys! :)
I got to see 2 of their club shows in Germany last year (by chance) and have to admit they were really freaking good!!! It was something like shows number 3 and 7 or 8 that they ever played!!(this was told to me by one of them at the show in Osnabrück) Their gig in Hannover after playing the DONG open air might have been the first time they played in a club! Crazy!
Everyone check out the bloodywood documentary on their RUclips. It's great. Thier top notch guys too Very warm, inviting and bloodywood is really a family.
I have been listening to them for a few years, I was super excited when this video dropped. Awesome reaction video and great song. As great as this song is, a lot of their work is even better. The deep cut bonus track: they entered a cover of Rick Astley into one of Glenn Fricker's contests. Totally worth hitting the search bar for. Don't give up looking, because it won't let you down.
I, too, am compelled to do the "scream claw" every time I hear a really good one. :D Of course the choruses have some over-dubbing/layering on the vocals. But some of their older stuff is great too!!
great reaction and i love to see more people reacting to bloodywood, they also carry some great messages in their songs, more for certain ones then others but all of them are great nonetheless, i'd recommend you'd try listening to their song Jee Veerey and their new song Gaddaar if you haven't heard them yet, their both great and showcase some of the different ranges they can go
This wasn't what I expected at all. I actually like this. The only thing relatively similar I heard before was indie rock out of Bangladesh. But there was no rap or false chord in that obviously.
My favourite thing about these guys was the name of their first(?) world tour - Raj Against the Machine.😂 Brilliant. Appropriate too. If SoaD was like the RAtM for the 2000s, these guys are it for the 2020s. I believe the language is Punjabi, but he also speaks Hindi and Urdu, among others. Machi Basad means "expect a riot".
Hey everyone, I'm from India( from the south of India).People here in India,especially the adults don't like western music and metal.But there are some people like us who really appreciate the culture and want to be a part of this genre.Kids and Teenagers here(in the south,in kerala) usually listen to pop and k-pop(mostly girls).Kids and some other teenagers hate metal and rock music,saying that it's just noise.But yeah there are some people who are really into hip-hop and rap and have produced music(in malayalam). But metal bands are not yet there in the South of India.I hope you found this helpful.
That was super cool! Some of the chorus really reminded me of Kiryu which is a heavy band from japan who's main thing is mixing traditional Japanese instruments to metal. Really great band to check out if you like traditional instruments with heavy music :)
We have everything in India...Rap, Metal, Hard Core, everything you can imagine of because it's all about art and India is famous for ART & CULTURE!! It's what we are proud of and what foreigners love us for....We also have a lot of metal bands as well... Bloodywood is only one of them ...We promote artists and art here...but everything we do we like to link it with our culture... We also have beautiful sightings as well but in the media, and news etc all they show and talk about is that our country is poor....But in all countries you have poor people...Even in the USA there are homeless people...India has EVERYTHING you can think of...
I came across Bloodywood about a year or so ago - I like 'em. Another band to check out - Alien Weaponry is a New Zealand band that often sings with Maori lyrics about Maori history. The band members are part-Maori and are all teenagers. Their song Kai Tangata has a great video (ruclips.net/video/5kwIkF6LFDc/видео.html). Find an English translation of the Maori lyrics to really appreciate it.
Some other Indian bands you can check out are Gutslit, Godless, Demonic Resurrection, Kryptos, Dethknell, Aarlon etc. Unfortunately, metal scene is not so popular in India, it's like an underground community, but still it is growing. You see mostly rap, pop, cultural music are popular in India. Metal is considered as "noise" or "demomic" by most of the people here. Even rock music is popular, but not quite at a massive scale (or is it?) Anyways, it's good to see an Indian band here. Looking forward for your tutorial on gutturals and pig squeals as well as other bands.😄
@Voicehacks Mary Z, this song doesn't show off the bands vocal abilities as much as "Jee Veerey" or "Yaad". I think you should revisit them and try one of those songs. Just my two cents. Have a good day.
Honey, I've been trying soooooo hard to make them viral on RUclips for over a year! They have the utmost integrity and are genuinely good people. Here's some more links for you to enjoy! Ari, Ari - ruclips.net/video/i4FqGPRQWFM/видео.html Jee Veery - ruclips.net/video/6uJoN_I9ebQ/видео.html Endurant - ruclips.net/video/XfjTbY2NzsM/видео.html
I haven’t heard much from India. Occasionally I like some club music or dubstep type stuff but I hate what’s being made here so I got into some Arabian trap music a little bit, also The Sidh is another great band in that genre of club music. Now as far as metal goes I haven’t really strayed too far from Scandinavian metal. Since that touches on Pagan music I really love Zywiolak, Fuimadane and A Tergo Lupi. Lots of harsh vocals in Fuimadane, it’s not really metal but I think you’d get a kick out of them. This particular band was very refreshing though. I’ll be adding them to my playlist for sure. The topic of this song is about rising up violently obviously. I know it’s a bit out of the norm but since you’re half way there I also think you should react to Gun Drummer! Lol.
5:02 Western Rap isn't popular but there is native rap. Nu Metal has had a good following among the urban youth since 2000s (mostly due to the internet). Now we have quite a few bands are inspired by the 2000's Nu Metal and Metal bands. I believe the language in the song is Punjabi.
My favorite songs from them are "Jee Veerey" and "Endurant" for their awesome and compassionate messages, plus I am a sucker for folk instruments like the flute in metal. lol Honestly, my second favorite subgenre after power metal is folk metal (and when you blend the two together!), so I am super into bands that bring their culture into their music.
You can try machivasad live in wicken version too They are just kick ass Even all of their songs are worth to watch From lite funny too more serious topics They cover all types They will surely make a strong impact om world metal scene Other metal bands you can check out Like Kryptos,demonic resurrection, Down troddence, Yonosample etc
You want to see more dancing and screaming/roaring? Check out Dana Dan -- a song about uniting together and beating down people who commit sexual assault and r*pe. One of the hardest songs I've _ever_ heard.
I like when bands fuse all kind of sounds, but I'm not a fan of percussion playing while there are heavy guitar riffs going on. To me it sounds a little off and dirties the mix. I love it on the bridge tho. That's why I never got too much into Ill niño, lol. I like them, but I have to make an effort to get used to it. Great band after all.
This video sent me down a n Indian metal rabbit hole earlier in the year. Definitely my favourite find was demonic resurrection. So very good. Well worth checking out.
My favourite group that infuses folk/traditional elements into metal is definitely Chthonic from Taiwan. Highly recommend checking them out. They are a black metal band with traditional Taiwanese instruments thrown in. Check their songs "Takao" and/or "Supreme Pain for the Tyrant".
What’s crazy is I met Chthonic and got their CD from them at a Milwaukee MetalFest around 2002 - it must have been their first time ever in the states way before any of their big successes
I have to admit I cringed when you said “Bollywood dancers” haha. Those are Bhangra Dancers Aside from that I liked your reaction to this song, very much the same as mine was. You should check out Yaad by Bloodywood.... being tissues
Sorry there is no tone in text whatsoever. I certainly didn’t expect you to know the difference off hand. I just personally don’t like Bollywood, Bhangra on the other hand I really quite enjoy. That’s why I cringed lol
Rap is not very knew in India. There is even a Bollywood movie based on the life of two Indian street rappers. The movie is called "Gully Boy". The rappers its based on are *"DIVINE"* and *"Naezy"* . There is another legendary Indian rapper who *raps in English: "BrodhaV"* . Check out Brodha V. He's got some bars. You'll be just as surprised as you were with Bloodywood.
I'm from India and rapping is a popular thing here. The mainstream Bollywood rapping is utter shit. Underground artists are so good but bloodywood is on a another level with their rap stuff.
its funny Bloody is an acclaimed and loved band all over the world. Yet if you ask 95% if indians who bloodywood are woiuld be clueless. Hope India was more intuned with their own.
Metal isn't popular in India, if orthodox Christians have the metal is satanic outlook, it has very similar outlook with the Indian folks. Rap wasn't popular in India, until rappers like Divine came along and rapped in the local language, and some mainstream movies were made. Bloodywood hs gained international fame, and thats great because Metal can't be constricted by boundaries.
Yeah it is strange how Eastern artists don’t gain too much popularity here - even someone super famous like Dimash from Asia is virtually unknown over here
I realize I got it wrong, but you have to understand I am an American who has never been to India and have no cultural context on this! I think this is the first time I have seen this specific style and dress of dance. Thank you for the correction! It will help those of us from outside of India understand and what we are seeing!
@@voicehacks just stating the facts, maam. Wasn't trying to be a dick.😁. My apologies. By the way the language in the chorus is Punjabi also and not hindi, maam. Cheers.
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Yes that is pitched screams that I use for choruses in general!
That’s awesome! Great vocals and thanks for leaving us some info!!!
@@voicehacks plz analyse their latest song yaad
So the growler, Jayant, also has beautiful clean vocals. Raoul, the rapper, is a fairly recent addition to the band. In my opinion, they all mesh together so beautifully. Karan, multi-instrumentalist and main composer was the guy on the guitar.
If you watch their videos, you'll see more of those villagers. I do believe some of them are family, and along them are proud.
There are dancers in one other track, but they came upon them by accident. They don't have dancers, typically. But they definitely show their beautiful culture, which I love to see. Alien Weaponry kind of does that, too.
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This band is amazing. They are connected with the world around them. Best band i've come across in a long time.
@@Audard I completely agree!!
So you watched the raj against the machine documentary!❤️😂
Kryptos are a great trad-metal band from India, totally worth a look
Since i discovered them i loved how good metal matches with traditional indian music! Can you please react to Rotting Christ? A greek band with big greek folk music influences. Thank you!
I'm following this band since last year
Really excited to see their growth ...
These guys are from Delhi, the national capital. A lot of culture here (I live nearby) is inspired by the Punjab region which is just next door - that's where the dancers are from. You might have been exposed to Punjabi culture in the form of Sikhs, Gurudwaras and of course Daler Mehndi.
As for the rap - it is quite big in parts of India especially Punjab and Delhi so it makes sense for them to integrate that into their sound.
PS: I think some of these guys are actually Punjabi judging by their names but I'm not certain.
Loved, the reaction and analysis. Bloodywood is amazing, Ari Ari Ari introduced me and Jee Veerey hooked me completely, such a powerful song.
For other bands, you introduced me to Myrath which I thank you for, love their sound and you mentioned the Hu as well. One other band I've found is Shepherds Reign, a Polynesian Metal band and their song Le Manu.
That’s so cool!!!
@@voicehacks This was awesome! I have a better heavy metal song with just as authentic, but _completely_ different Indian touch and a very sinister vibe (instead of the warm and uplifting tone of Machi Bhasad).
This song is about how modern society looks down upon and corrupts traditional music and arts.
*Navarasam - by Thaikkudam Bridge:* ruclips.net/video/oYK6JU7Nx38/видео.html
There is English subtitles (turn on CC button). The visuals and lyrics have a very deep meaning behind them. Don't take the visuals literally, the video uses personification and is metaphorical. Please react to this song.
Bloodywood is from my country but believe me they aren't close to being popular here . It's very sad
Apparently they vaguely played anything live until shortly before their first tour. They don't even have an actual album yet. This makes their stuff so impressive!
Go check out "For Her" by Raoul Kerr, who is now part of Bloodywood. If you listen to his other stuff you see that he's a HUGE part of the Bloodywood lyrics.
Bloodywood also just released a long video about the beginning and tour and Karan says as much.
Seriously, Raoul has done things to say about issues in your country and much of what he says applies to mine as well.
Yeah man I live in Canada and work in trucking, I know a lot of Indian guys. None of them like this kind of music whatsoever
@@eiloen They indeed did not play live until the tour was taking form. They wouldn't even have been able to since they were just 2-3 guys. Then when the Wacken invitation came and the tour was taking form they started recruiting a full band that would be able to play live.
No need to be popular in India.. All metals head knows them all over the globe
@AGASTHYA It's barely corny, and that tough guy attitude is very common in rap.
You should react to Ari Ari by them, that's what got me into them. I think it represents more of the diverse vocals the band incorporates
Love that they do all their own production of EVERYTHING. Their debut album sold out of vinyl crazy fast. They just continually upping their game. They're newest , Aaj featuring the Snake Charmer on vocals is off the hook. Came upon them through the wonders of RUclips. Huge fan ever since. Refreshing to see a new original awesome band.
Should have been seeing them next month at Bloodstock Metal Fest. Bloody Covid 19😡. I love how on the videos they take time at the end to explain what the song is all about. They seem like a great bunch of folks.
It is funny that some folks actually think all metal sounds the same😂. So much variety around. The mixing of cultures at the moment is wonderful.
Music truly is an international language.
Please try yonsample it's a metal band from India I'm an indian I wanna be a metal vocalist and watching a foreigner reacting to Indian metal bands are really great... Thanks for reacting I'm actually so happy right now lol 😂
Are you from Kolkata?
Yeah bangali reunion 😌
So glad you took a look at these guys; I've been a big fan for a while. They have a cool, unique sound, but also are super community-involved and use their music to advocate for important issues like mental health and animal cruelty.
Ignea is a great band with western asian influences, if you're not aware of them.
I've loved bloodywood for a good long while. Jee Veerey is SO powerful and just showcases their range and how great of people they are.
Machi Bhasad came up on my spotify discover weekly a while back and I loved it! I saw their music video for the song "Yaad" and that really pulled on my heart strings!
Mumbai has a big underground rap scene. It's pretty beautiful
Same dance troupe appear in a video by "The Snake Charmer" she is (of all things a bagpiper) and her producer /tech guy is the whistle guitar player and founder of this band. In her latest vid two members of this band also appear.
Nice to see you cover Bloodywood! They deserve every bit of attention they can get and not only because of the awesome music!
I understand that your focus is the vocal performance but I will recommend to watch the videos to the end instead of stopping them anyways. They often include important messages and funny outtakes from the video shoots at the end. They are just all around awesome guys! :)
I would have loved this 20 yrs ago, and I still kinda love it now
I got to see 2 of their club shows in Germany last year (by chance) and have to admit they were really freaking good!!! It was something like shows number 3 and 7 or 8 that they ever played!!(this was told to me by one of them at the show in Osnabrück) Their gig in Hannover after playing the DONG open air might have been the first time they played in a club! Crazy!
Whoaaaaaa that is freakin awesome!
Everyone check out the bloodywood documentary on their RUclips. It's great. Thier top notch guys too
Very warm, inviting and bloodywood is really a family.
Great analysis
We want an explanation video for this kind of vocals.. Appreciate you're work Mary. ❤
I have been listening to them for a few years, I was super excited when this video dropped. Awesome reaction video and great song. As great as this song is, a lot of their work is even better.
The deep cut bonus track: they entered a cover of Rick Astley into one of Glenn Fricker's contests. Totally worth hitting the search bar for. Don't give up looking, because it won't let you down.
WHAT. I NEED THIS IN MAH LAIIIIFE
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Plz react to their latest song yaad ...its one of their most beautiful compositions
You need to react to their new video Gaadaar ! It’s INSANE 🔥🩸🐘
I, too, am compelled to do the "scream claw" every time I hear a really good one. :D Of course the choruses have some over-dubbing/layering on the vocals. But some of their older stuff is great too!!
Brilliant dissection.
great reaction and i love to see more people reacting to bloodywood, they also carry some great messages in their songs, more for certain ones then others but all of them are great nonetheless, i'd recommend you'd try listening to their song Jee Veerey and their new song Gaddaar if you haven't heard them yet, their both great and showcase some of the different ranges they can go
Do check their song called 'yaad'. You might end up crying watching it
This wasn't what I expected at all. I actually like this. The only thing relatively similar I heard before was indie rock out of Bangladesh. But there was no rap or false chord in that obviously.
My favourite thing about these guys was the name of their first(?) world tour - Raj Against the Machine.😂 Brilliant. Appropriate too. If SoaD was like the RAtM for the 2000s, these guys are it for the 2020s.
I believe the language is Punjabi, but he also speaks Hindi and Urdu, among others.
Machi Basad means "expect a riot".
Hey everyone, I'm from India( from the south of India).People here in India,especially the adults don't like western music and metal.But there are some people like us who really appreciate the culture and want to be a part of this genre.Kids and Teenagers here(in the south,in kerala) usually listen to pop and k-pop(mostly girls).Kids and some other teenagers hate metal and rock music,saying that it's just noise.But yeah there are some people who are really into hip-hop and rap and have produced music(in malayalam).
But metal bands are not yet there in the South of India.I hope you found this helpful.
That was super cool! Some of the chorus really reminded me of Kiryu which is a heavy band from japan who's main thing is mixing traditional Japanese instruments to metal. Really great band to check out if you like traditional instruments with heavy music :)
Check out Wagakki band too if you already haven't!
We have everything in India...Rap, Metal, Hard Core, everything you can imagine of because it's all about art and India is famous for ART & CULTURE!! It's what we are proud of and what foreigners love us for....We also have a lot of metal bands as well... Bloodywood is only one of them ...We promote artists and art here...but everything we do we like to link it with our culture...
We also have beautiful sightings as well but in the media, and news etc all they show and talk about is that our country is poor....But in all countries you have poor people...Even in the USA there are homeless people...India has EVERYTHING you can think of...
I came across Bloodywood about a year or so ago - I like 'em. Another band to check out - Alien Weaponry is a New Zealand band that often sings with Maori lyrics about Maori history. The band members are part-Maori and are all teenagers. Their song Kai Tangata has a great video (ruclips.net/video/5kwIkF6LFDc/видео.html). Find an English translation of the Maori lyrics to really appreciate it.
Some other Indian bands you can check out are Gutslit, Godless, Demonic Resurrection, Kryptos, Dethknell, Aarlon etc.
Unfortunately, metal scene is not so popular in India, it's like an underground community, but still it is growing.
You see mostly rap, pop, cultural music are popular in India. Metal is considered as "noise" or "demomic" by most of the people here. Even rock music is popular, but not quite at a massive scale (or is it?)
Anyways, it's good to see an Indian band here. Looking forward for your tutorial on gutturals and pig squeals as well as other bands.😄
@Voicehacks Mary Z, this song doesn't show off the bands vocal abilities as much as "Jee Veerey" or "Yaad". I think you should revisit them and try one of those songs. Just my two cents. Have a good day.
Honey, I've been trying soooooo hard to make them viral on RUclips for over a year! They have the utmost integrity and are genuinely good people. Here's some more links for you to enjoy!
Ari, Ari - ruclips.net/video/i4FqGPRQWFM/видео.html
Jee Veery - ruclips.net/video/6uJoN_I9ebQ/видео.html
Endurant - ruclips.net/video/XfjTbY2NzsM/видео.html
I haven’t heard much from India. Occasionally I like some club music or dubstep type stuff but I hate what’s being made here so I got into some Arabian trap music a little bit, also The Sidh is another great band in that genre of club music. Now as far as metal goes I haven’t really strayed too far from Scandinavian metal. Since that touches on Pagan music I really love Zywiolak, Fuimadane and A Tergo Lupi. Lots of harsh vocals in Fuimadane, it’s not really metal but I think you’d get a kick out of them. This particular band was very refreshing though. I’ll be adding them to my playlist for sure. The topic of this song is about rising up violently obviously. I know it’s a bit out of the norm but since you’re half way there I also think you should react to Gun Drummer! Lol.
You might want to check out bhayanak maut, godless and innersanctum. They kick so much asss.
5:02 Western Rap isn't popular but there is native rap. Nu Metal has had a good following among the urban youth since 2000s (mostly due to the internet). Now we have quite a few bands are inspired by the 2000's Nu Metal and Metal bands.
I believe the language in the song is Punjabi.
Check out their new song 'Aaj' and 'Gaddar' from their upcoming album 'Rakshak'. You'd love them.
Checkout yaad by bloodywood!!
saw this vid and yes, it was from FB lol. i liked them
Great reaction.
would love to see you react to the band Frozen Crown!!
My favorite songs from them are "Jee Veerey" and "Endurant" for their awesome and compassionate messages, plus I am a sucker for folk instruments like the flute in metal. lol
Honestly, my second favorite subgenre after power metal is folk metal (and when you blend the two together!), so I am super into bands that bring their culture into their music.
React to Bloodywood's *Jee Veeray* too...it's lit a masterpiece🔥
Yess rapping is famous here in India
Bloodywood - Jee Veerey
then
Bloodywood - Yaad
If not then Orbit Culture - The Shadowing
Please react to girish and the chronicles it the best hair band in india thank you
The dhol and the metal.
"What do u mean such country like India"
U heard the name INDIA 🇮🇳 almost everyday in every aspect
🇮🇳 rock🤘
Just check out what escapes me from India. They are underrated as fuck.
Suggesting the song- killing tomorrow
You can try machivasad live in wicken version too
They are just kick ass
Even all of their songs are worth to watch
From lite funny too more serious topics
They cover all types
They will surely make a strong impact om world metal scene
Other metal bands you can check out
Like Kryptos,demonic resurrection, Down troddence, Yonosample etc
ARI ARI.....we are all ONE !
Gotta check out WagakkiBand from Japan, folk style metal infusing modern instruments with traditional instruments and vocal styling
Today I met WagakkiBand, and now this. It seems like folk is taking my tastes these days.
You want to see more dancing and screaming/roaring?
Check out Dana Dan -- a song about uniting together and beating down people who commit sexual assault and r*pe. One of the hardest songs I've _ever_ heard.
Sarfaad song name painting the villain
I want to see Donny Debiase’s reaction to this tune.
😆😆😆 Me too!!
I like when bands fuse all kind of sounds, but I'm not a fan of percussion playing while there are heavy guitar riffs going on. To me it sounds a little off and dirties the mix. I love it on the bridge tho. That's why I never got too much into Ill niño, lol. I like them, but I have to make an effort to get used to it. Great band after all.
This video sent me down a n Indian metal rabbit hole earlier in the year. Definitely my favourite find was demonic resurrection. So very good. Well worth checking out.
Try Ektomorph from Hungaria
Please react to sifar it's another best rock band in india
Please do a separate reaction video of Adrienne Cowan in Seven Spires. Her vocals sound amazing.
My favourite group that infuses folk/traditional elements into metal is definitely Chthonic from Taiwan. Highly recommend checking them out. They are a black metal band with traditional Taiwanese instruments thrown in. Check their songs "Takao" and/or "Supreme Pain for the Tyrant".
What’s crazy is I met Chthonic and got their CD from them at a Milwaukee MetalFest around 2002 - it must have been their first time
ever in the states way before any of their big successes
@@voicehacks that's awesome! You should do a video on their songs if possible!
I have to admit I cringed when you said “Bollywood dancers” haha.
Those are Bhangra Dancers
Aside from that I liked your reaction to this song, very much the same as mine was.
You should check out Yaad by Bloodywood.... being tissues
In the States (where I live) we have neither type of dancing so, it’s understandable that I wouldn’t know what it is exactly.
Sorry there is no tone in text whatsoever. I certainly didn’t expect you to know the difference off hand.
I just personally don’t like Bollywood, Bhangra on the other hand I really quite enjoy. That’s why I cringed lol
Rap is not very knew in India. There is even a Bollywood movie based on the life of two Indian street rappers. The movie is called "Gully Boy". The rappers its based on are *"DIVINE"* and *"Naezy"* . There is another legendary Indian rapper who *raps in English: "BrodhaV"* . Check out Brodha V. He's got some bars. You'll be just as surprised as you were with Bloodywood.
There are also other famous rappers like *"Emiway"* *"Raftar"* . These two had a beef and multiple rounds of diss tracks.
This is new in india
I'm from India and rapping is a popular thing here. The mainstream Bollywood rapping is utter shit. Underground artists are so good but bloodywood is on a another level with their rap stuff.
Ella is the Queen of old-school Metal in Malaysia: ruclips.net/video/5d173SRSFek/видео.html
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its funny Bloody is an acclaimed and loved band all over the world. Yet if you ask 95% if indians who bloodywood are woiuld be clueless. Hope India was more intuned with their own.
Try Bhayanak Maut
Metal isn't popular in India, if orthodox Christians have the metal is satanic outlook, it has very similar outlook with the Indian folks. Rap wasn't popular in India, until rappers like Divine came along and rapped in the local language, and some mainstream movies were made. Bloodywood hs gained international fame, and thats great because Metal can't be constricted by boundaries.
Would you please do a reaction to Vintersea and Lacrimas Profundere? They're awesome 🔥
ooooooooo good ideas
@@voicehacks 👍🏻 check out Lacrimas Profundere's new album 'Bleeding the Stars' (it's with the new vocalist)
Loved this band since they did Ari Ari ruclips.net/video/i4FqGPRQWFM/видео.html which I'd love to see you react to. Jee Veerey is awesome as well.
You should react to their documentary ruclips.net/video/HIvzfULOJ70/видео.html self produced like all their stuff
It's not exactly a "bollywood" dance ❤️
Yes it's regional culture ✌️🌸
You asked about RAP in India. Please check out BRODHA V / KR$NA / F8L the lyrical monsters. And there are loads of others
its funny that eastern audience know more about west than western audience know about east...
Yeah it is strange how Eastern artists don’t gain too much popularity here - even someone super famous like Dimash from Asia is virtually unknown over here
another two cool Indian bands are GODLESS and GUTSLIT
Must react to Brodha V one of the best Indian Rapper others are Divine, Naezy, Emiway etc
CAN YOU REACT TO “KXMA”
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Lol Rap scene is big in india , Check out Brodha V
Do check out their cover of Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit... one of the best metal covers you'll hear... worth it
Whoa! That sounds dope I shall have to check it out
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Saving you the trouble... they have covers to many pop songs too... you will be impressed
rap is quite popular in India but unfortunately the metal scene hasn't developed much.
and guess what nobody knows them in India... metal scene is just dead since rap took over from 2010
World thinks Indian are in engeneering or medical or scientists only... Nah that not true
it's Punjabi, not Hindi
Yes all of them are from India and rap is famous in India... But metal isn't
Bollywood dancers? Seriously? No no no. Those are Punjabi boys are dancing to the Bhangra.
I realize I got it wrong, but you have to understand I am an American who has never been to India and have no cultural context on this! I think this is the first time I have seen this specific style and dress of dance. Thank you for the correction! It will help those of us from outside of India understand and what we are seeing!
@@voicehacks just stating the facts, maam. Wasn't trying to be a dick.😁. My apologies. By the way the language in the chorus is Punjabi also and not hindi, maam. Cheers.