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“People said it was something they’ve never heard before.” A camel, a wedding, the streets of India and seven million views: how one song and a crazy video turned an unknown Indian metal band into internet superstars

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“People said it was something they’ve never heard before.” A camel, a wedding, the streets of India and seven million views: how one song and a crazy video turned an unknown Indian metal band into internet superstars

Bloodywood went from the underground to being India’s biggest ever metal band

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