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implistically, he title from Bloodywood's 2025 album Nu Dehli under the membership of Jayant Bhadula (vocals), Raoul Kerr (vocals) and Karan Katiyar (guitars/flute), really tells the listener all that is needed to know -- the album is unabashedly nu-metal, and as they hail from India, there are scattered Indian/ethnic instruments integrated throughout. The band has an interesting origin story, apparently starting out as a parody band covering various non-metal tracks, as seen on their first recording Anti-Pop Vol 1, released in 2017 under the membership of Jayant Bhadula (vocals) and Karan Katiyar (guitars/flute). In a few years the band gained a rabid following and their first proper debut album, 2022's Rakshak, put them on the international heavy metal map.