Orbits of Decay touches upon themes of existentialism and makes comments on the futility of human greed even in the face of extinction
This week's Currents is bit of hard-hitting rock, a tinge of groovy disco and some vulnerability infused electronica.
9
Indefatigable
A decade on, Aggressive World Dynasty still stands leagues ahead of its time and manages to edge out even the current crop of Indian metal.
Since its formation in 2012, Bloodywood has continuously shaken the metal-verse with every new release.
At a time when black metal still only has a handful of active representations in India, Antt comes across as a welcome, formidable addition to the list.
Within Ceres' debut album Skyless is an auditory experience through a blend of metal-core and djent, with ambient and orchestral elements over its 5 featured tracks.
9
Unerasable
On Mark of Teja, Scribe took the themes and characters from Andaz Apna Apna and built it into their universe of power-drunk industrialists and mad science.
Blakc's latest release What is Time is about change, but it is also about control.
8
Unsparing
Heathen Beast's new album 'The Revolution Will Not Be Televised But It Will Be Heard' is a mind-melting listen that takes a lot of names and kicks even more ass.
7.5
Persistent
The Return to Darkness saw some stylistic changes and sounded way more polished than anything Demonic Resurrection had put out before.
