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Bloodywood

StatusActive
OriginNew Delhi
GenreNu metal / folk metal
Years active2016-present
LabelFearless Records
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MembersCurrent lineup (per official profiles, checked 24 Oct 2026)

Karan KatiyarGuitars, flute, production2016-present
Jayant BhadulaVocals2016-present
Raoul KerrRap vocals2019-present
Sarthak PahwaDhol (touring)2019-present
Roshan RoyBass (touring)2019-present
Vishesh SinghDrums (touring)2019-present

Bloodywood is a metal band from New Delhi, formed in 2016 when guitarist Karan Katiyar, then a corporate lawyer making metal covers of pop songs on YouTube, teamed up with vocalist Jayant Bhadula. The duo built a following with parody covers, including a nu metal remake of Linkin Park’s ‘Heavy’ in 2017, before rapper Raoul Kerr guested on the 2018 track ‘Ari Ari’ and joined permanently the following year.

After early singles like ‘Jee Veerey’ and ‘Machi Bhasad’ and a slot at Wacken Open Air in 2019, the band released its debut album Rakshak in February 2022. Bloodywood signed with Fearless Records in October 2024 and released its second album Nu Delhi in March 2025, preceded by the Babymetal collaboration ‘Bekhauf’. The first Indian metal act to chart on Billboard, the band toured the US in 2026 on the System of a Brown run and is announced for Electric Callboy’s 2027 European and UK tour.

Releases

Nu Delhi artwork
Nu Delhi
Album · 2025 · Fearless Records
Rakshak artwork
Rakshak
Album · 2022 · Independent
Anti-Pop Vol. 1
Covers compilation · 2017 · Independent

Notable moments

  • A nu metal cover of Linkin Park's 'Heavy' (2017) drew praise from Metal Hammer, which called it what the original should have sounded like.
  • Played Wacken Open Air in 2019, the year rapper Raoul Kerr joined permanently.
  • 'Bekhauf' (2024) featured Japanese band Babymetal; Bloodywood appeared on Babymetal's 'Kon! Kon!' in 2025.
  • First Indian metal act to chart on Billboard.
  • Toured the US in 2026 (System of a Brown) and is announced for Electric Callboy's 2027 European and UK tour.

On Headbangers India

News: Bloodywood join Electric Callboy on 2027 European and UK tour2026

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