Sinister Violence
Sinister Violence | |
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Origin | Darjeeling, West Bengal, India |
Genres | Blackened Death Metal |
Years active | 2008– present |
Labels | Independent |
Website | http://www.reverbnation.com/sinisterviolence666/ |
Members | Gyaltzen Yonzon |
Past members | Karan Thapa Anil Pradhan Wangden Lepcha Thupden Bhutia Sawyum Rizal Amardeep Giri Binay Yadav Anuj Pradhan . |
Sinister Violence is a Blackened Death Metal band from Darjeeling, India. Formed in the late 2008- early 2009, Sinister Violence consisted of Gyaltzen Yonzon on vocals, Karan Thapa on guitars, Anil Pradhan on keyboards, Wangden Lepcha on bass and Thupden Bhutia on drums. The band incorporates various forms of metal ranging from Grindcore, Black Metal, Old School Death Metal and Symphonic Metal. A small hill station in the Himalayan region, Darjeeling has given birth to numerous bands and the latest and the most ferocious band to have existed from this peaceful town is Sinister Violence. The band had a few lineup changes and currently has five members.
History[edit]
The term Sinister Violence means Diabolical Bloodshed. Sinister Violence was formed in the later half of 2008 with Binay on vocals, ex- Sinful Oath guitarist Karan on guitars, Amardeep on drums and Sawyum on bass. The band performed a few local gigs and college fests. However, Binay parted ways and was replaced by Gyaltzen who later came to be known as "Insane Lucifer" onstage and now known as GODOFDEATH. The band spent some time at Angels Recording Studio in Darjeeling and recorded their demos "Suicidal Tendency" and "Werewolf". Both the songs were well appreciated by the local metal scene and the band slowly but steadily grew in popularity. The year 2009 came to an end with Sawyum quitting the band and later followed by Amardeep. The vacant positions were quickly filled up by Wangden taking on bass and Anuj on drums. The band also recruited a keyboardist to make their sound a bit more symphonic and Anil happily filled the slot.
Demos[edit]
The very first demos to be recorded by Sinister Violence was Suicidal Tendency and later Werewolf. The lyrics basically deals with mystical creatures, the feeling of death and slightly tilts towards a more gothic writing. Both the songs were recorded at Angels Recording Studio in Darjeeling during the chilling winter of 2009.The year 2011 marked the return of Sinister Violence with 3 brutal compositions- Lordess ov Destruction, Kingdom Ov Blood and Fire and Sacrificial Goat which were very much appreciated by the metal community. Werewolf was re-recorded later with an essence of symphonic metal.
Gigs & Battle of the Bands[edit]
2010 turned up to be a good year for Sinister Violence as they participated in various major gigs, some of them being Channel V Launchpad in Goa and Pubrock Fest Zonal Finals at Someplace Else in Kolkata. The band won major beat contests- Great Himalayan Rock in Darjeeling and North Eastern Rockers in Sikkim.
Musical Style and Influences[edit]
The band describes their music as Blackened Gore Metal and have been much inspired by bands like Dimmu Borgir, Dying Fetus, Marduk, Last Days Of Humanity, Graveworm, My Dying Bride etc. The lyrics basically revolves under anti religious agendas, the fear of death, necromancy and mystical demons. The guitars are mainly detuned making the sound more heavy, blast drum beats and the addition of a keyboard has given a dramatic feeling of doom/ symphonic metal. However, the vocal variations are a bit unpredictable which ranges from guttural growls, grunts, whispers and even pig squeals.
ABOUT GOD OF DEATH[edit]
- Gyaltzen Yonzon aka GODOFDEATH fka INSANE LUCIFER is a passionate esports player specializing in Mortal Kombat, Call Of Duty and currently a dedicated Mobile Legends player. And has been competing in the esports scene for many years, honing his skills and striving to push the boundaries Esports is not just a profession for him ; it’s a lifestyle. He has dedicated countless hours in training, analyzing gameplay, and staying on top of the latest strategies and trends in the industry. His journey has been fueled by a love for gaming, teamwork, and the thrill of competition. Beyond the screen, he also enjoy connecting with people , mentoring aspiring players, and contributing to the growth of the esports community. Whether it’s tournaments or streaming live for viewers, He is aiming to inspire others to pursue their passions and dream big.
- Currently he is the Leader Of Mobile Legends Bang Bang's squad "YAMA ESPORTS who was a Global Ranked Squad and is renouned in the local Esports scene with his members who is known by thier in game names ie The Who, Retri, L, Sonata, Tsuki, Blaze, Chvse, GodShoyo, Renji, Rio . They have been pushing boundaries to create an Esports community in the hills of Darjeeling
Discography[edit]
Demos[edit]
Title | Released | Format | Label |
Suicidal Tendency | 2009-2010 | Demo | Independent |
Werewolf | 2009-2010 | Demo | Independent |
Lordess Ov Destruction | 2010 | Demo | Independent |
Werewolf- Revisited | 2010 | Demo | |
Kingdom Ov Blood and Fire | 2010 | Demo | Independent |
Apocalypse Armageddon | 2012 | Demo | Independent |
Sacrificial Goat | 2010 | Demo | Independent |
Videos[edit]
- Lordess Ov Destruction- Live at North Eastern Rockers
- Werewolf- Live at North Eastern Rockers
- Live in Darjeeling
- Mahakalfest Kurseong 2012
See also[edit]
- Indian rock
- Pin Drop Violence
- Kryptos (band)
- Bhayanak Maut
- Nicotine (band)
- Inner Sanctum (band)
- Scribe (band)
- Demonic Resurrection
External links[edit]
References:
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- ↑ http://indianbandshub.blogspot.com/2010/11/sinister-violence.html
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