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Anonymous Existence(from Winding The Optics) live at Wacken Open Air Party 2026

#vicfirth #pearldrums #tamaironcobra #eccentricpendulum #windingtheoptics

Eighteen years ago, we released our debut “The Sculptor of Negative Emotions”. It carried us onto stages and into a scene that embraced its intensity.

We’ve now re-recorded the album from the ground up with all the original members.

Time didn't soften it, it made it heavier

Mixed and mastered by Daniel Bernath who also worked on Winding The Optics, and Resisting Another Equation.

Will be out on vinyl soon!

Link in bio.

#progressivemetal #deathmetal#trashmetal#indianmetal #wacken

Wacken Open Air warm up party 2026 was one for the books! Cheers to all the bands, and you folks for turning up and bringing the house down.

Huge shoutout to @abbas.razvi @aggressivetendencies.ind , @bangaloreopenair for the gig,@abijithmrao for the monstrous sound, @alan.santosh and @omarshahrukh for lights!

See you guys soon!

1 day to go !!!
@wackenmetalbattle.official
@bangaloreopenair
@eccentric_pendulum

#wackenmetalbattle
#indianmetalscene
#indianmetalscene
#eccentricpendulum
#spectorbass

There was a time when Indian metal was treated like an echo : distant, unheard, almost invisible beyond its own borders. No industry machine. No global spotlight.

These records changed that.
They didn’t ask for validation, they took space. Carving identity out of chaos, blending soil, spirit and sound into something the world couldn’t ignore. This was pure evolution. Ritual meeting rebellion. Tradition colliding with distortion.

These bands and their albums carried more than music, they carried intent. They proved that Indian metal is a force.
And once the world heard it, there was no going back.

For the first time,

@demonicresurrection brought symphonic death/black metal

@amoghsymphony brought Avant Garde Prog/Technical Metal

@skyharbor brought Djent and Prog

@undyingincofficial brought Groove Metal with Tech-death

@afaque_azad / infernalwrath brought Pure Death Metal

@scribecore brought Hardcore

@bevarsea brought Stoner/Doom Metal

@eccentric_pendulum brought Progressive Death Metal

Individually and as a collective force, these 8 bands laid the very foundation of Indian metal, forging distinct sonic identities, razor-sharp production and boundary-pushing concepts that continue to shape and inspire the new wave of metal in India.

What are your favorite bands from that era? Let us know in comments.

#IndianMetal #AvantGardeMetal #Djent #DeathMetal #SymphonicMetal

There was a time when Indian metal was treated like an echo : distant, unheard, almost invisible beyond its own borders. No industry machine. No global spotlight.

These records changed that.
They didn’t ask for validation, they took space. Carving identity out of chaos, blending soil, spirit and sound into something the world couldn’t ignore. This was pure evolution. Ritual meeting rebellion. Tradition colliding with distortion.

These bands and their albums carried more than music, they carried intent. They proved that Indian metal is a force.
And once the world heard it, there was no going back.

For the first time,

@demonicresurrection brought symphonic death/black metal

@amoghsymphony brought Avant Garde Prog/Technical Metal

@skyharbor brought Djent and Prog

@undyingincofficial brought Groove Metal with Tech-death

@afaque_azad / infernalwrath brought Pure Death Metal

@scribecore brought Hardcore

@bevarsea brought Stoner/Doom Metal

@eccentric_pendulum brought Progressive Death Metal

Individually and as a collective force, these 8 bands laid the very foundation of Indian metal, forging distinct sonic identities, razor-sharp production and boundary-pushing concepts that continue to shape and inspire the new wave of metal in India.

What are your favorite bands from that era? Let us know in comments.

#IndianMetal #AvantGardeMetal #Djent #DeathMetal #SymphonicMetal

There was a time when Indian metal was treated like an echo : distant, unheard, almost invisible beyond its own borders. No industry machine. No global spotlight.

These records changed that.
They didn’t ask for validation, they took space. Carving identity out of chaos, blending soil, spirit and sound into something the world couldn’t ignore. This was pure evolution. Ritual meeting rebellion. Tradition colliding with distortion.

These bands and their albums carried more than music, they carried intent. They proved that Indian metal is a force.
And once the world heard it, there was no going back.

For the first time,

@demonicresurrection brought symphonic death/black metal

@amoghsymphony brought Avant Garde Prog/Technical Metal

@skyharbor brought Djent and Prog

@undyingincofficial brought Groove Metal with Tech-death

@afaque_azad / infernalwrath brought Pure Death Metal

@scribecore brought Hardcore

@bevarsea brought Stoner/Doom Metal

@eccentric_pendulum brought Progressive Death Metal

Individually and as a collective force, these 8 bands laid the very foundation of Indian metal, forging distinct sonic identities, razor-sharp production and boundary-pushing concepts that continue to shape and inspire the new wave of metal in India.

What are your favorite bands from that era? Let us know in comments.

#IndianMetal #AvantGardeMetal #Djent #DeathMetal #SymphonicMetal

There was a time when Indian metal was treated like an echo : distant, unheard, almost invisible beyond its own borders. No industry machine. No global spotlight.

These records changed that.
They didn’t ask for validation, they took space. Carving identity out of chaos, blending soil, spirit and sound into something the world couldn’t ignore. This was pure evolution. Ritual meeting rebellion. Tradition colliding with distortion.

These bands and their albums carried more than music, they carried intent. They proved that Indian metal is a force.
And once the world heard it, there was no going back.

For the first time,

@demonicresurrection brought symphonic death/black metal

@amoghsymphony brought Avant Garde Prog/Technical Metal

@skyharbor brought Djent and Prog

@undyingincofficial brought Groove Metal with Tech-death

@afaque_azad / infernalwrath brought Pure Death Metal

@scribecore brought Hardcore

@bevarsea brought Stoner/Doom Metal

@eccentric_pendulum brought Progressive Death Metal

Individually and as a collective force, these 8 bands laid the very foundation of Indian metal, forging distinct sonic identities, razor-sharp production and boundary-pushing concepts that continue to shape and inspire the new wave of metal in India.

What are your favorite bands from that era? Let us know in comments.

#IndianMetal #AvantGardeMetal #Djent #DeathMetal #SymphonicMetal

There was a time when Indian metal was treated like an echo : distant, unheard, almost invisible beyond its own borders. No industry machine. No global spotlight.

These records changed that.
They didn’t ask for validation, they took space. Carving identity out of chaos, blending soil, spirit and sound into something the world couldn’t ignore. This was pure evolution. Ritual meeting rebellion. Tradition colliding with distortion.

These bands and their albums carried more than music, they carried intent. They proved that Indian metal is a force.
And once the world heard it, there was no going back.

For the first time,

@demonicresurrection brought symphonic death/black metal

@amoghsymphony brought Avant Garde Prog/Technical Metal

@skyharbor brought Djent and Prog

@undyingincofficial brought Groove Metal with Tech-death

@afaque_azad / infernalwrath brought Pure Death Metal

@scribecore brought Hardcore

@bevarsea brought Stoner/Doom Metal

@eccentric_pendulum brought Progressive Death Metal

Individually and as a collective force, these 8 bands laid the very foundation of Indian metal, forging distinct sonic identities, razor-sharp production and boundary-pushing concepts that continue to shape and inspire the new wave of metal in India.

What are your favorite bands from that era? Let us know in comments.

#IndianMetal #AvantGardeMetal #Djent #DeathMetal #SymphonicMetal

There was a time when Indian metal was treated like an echo : distant, unheard, almost invisible beyond its own borders. No industry machine. No global spotlight.

These records changed that.
They didn’t ask for validation, they took space. Carving identity out of chaos, blending soil, spirit and sound into something the world couldn’t ignore. This was pure evolution. Ritual meeting rebellion. Tradition colliding with distortion.

These bands and their albums carried more than music, they carried intent. They proved that Indian metal is a force.
And once the world heard it, there was no going back.

For the first time,

@demonicresurrection brought symphonic death/black metal

@amoghsymphony brought Avant Garde Prog/Technical Metal

@skyharbor brought Djent and Prog

@undyingincofficial brought Groove Metal with Tech-death

@afaque_azad / infernalwrath brought Pure Death Metal

@scribecore brought Hardcore

@bevarsea brought Stoner/Doom Metal

@eccentric_pendulum brought Progressive Death Metal

Individually and as a collective force, these 8 bands laid the very foundation of Indian metal, forging distinct sonic identities, razor-sharp production and boundary-pushing concepts that continue to shape and inspire the new wave of metal in India.

What are your favorite bands from that era? Let us know in comments.

#IndianMetal #AvantGardeMetal #Djent #DeathMetal #SymphonicMetal

There was a time when Indian metal was treated like an echo : distant, unheard, almost invisible beyond its own borders. No industry machine. No global spotlight.

These records changed that.
They didn’t ask for validation, they took space. Carving identity out of chaos, blending soil, spirit and sound into something the world couldn’t ignore. This was pure evolution. Ritual meeting rebellion. Tradition colliding with distortion.

These bands and their albums carried more than music, they carried intent. They proved that Indian metal is a force.
And once the world heard it, there was no going back.

For the first time,

@demonicresurrection brought symphonic death/black metal

@amoghsymphony brought Avant Garde Prog/Technical Metal

@skyharbor brought Djent and Prog

@undyingincofficial brought Groove Metal with Tech-death

@afaque_azad / infernalwrath brought Pure Death Metal

@scribecore brought Hardcore

@bevarsea brought Stoner/Doom Metal

@eccentric_pendulum brought Progressive Death Metal

Individually and as a collective force, these 8 bands laid the very foundation of Indian metal, forging distinct sonic identities, razor-sharp production and boundary-pushing concepts that continue to shape and inspire the new wave of metal in India.

What are your favorite bands from that era? Let us know in comments.

#IndianMetal #AvantGardeMetal #Djent #DeathMetal #SymphonicMetal

There was a time when Indian metal was treated like an echo : distant, unheard, almost invisible beyond its own borders. No industry machine. No global spotlight.

These records changed that.
They didn’t ask for validation, they took space. Carving identity out of chaos, blending soil, spirit and sound into something the world couldn’t ignore. This was pure evolution. Ritual meeting rebellion. Tradition colliding with distortion.

These bands and their albums carried more than music, they carried intent. They proved that Indian metal is a force.
And once the world heard it, there was no going back.

For the first time,

@demonicresurrection brought symphonic death/black metal

@amoghsymphony brought Avant Garde Prog/Technical Metal

@skyharbor brought Djent and Prog

@undyingincofficial brought Groove Metal with Tech-death

@afaque_azad / infernalwrath brought Pure Death Metal

@scribecore brought Hardcore

@bevarsea brought Stoner/Doom Metal

@eccentric_pendulum brought Progressive Death Metal

Individually and as a collective force, these 8 bands laid the very foundation of Indian metal, forging distinct sonic identities, razor-sharp production and boundary-pushing concepts that continue to shape and inspire the new wave of metal in India.

What are your favorite bands from that era? Let us know in comments.

#IndianMetal #AvantGardeMetal #Djent #DeathMetal #SymphonicMetal

There was a time when Indian metal was treated like an echo : distant, unheard, almost invisible beyond its own borders. No industry machine. No global spotlight.

These records changed that.
They didn’t ask for validation, they took space. Carving identity out of chaos, blending soil, spirit and sound into something the world couldn’t ignore. This was pure evolution. Ritual meeting rebellion. Tradition colliding with distortion.

These bands and their albums carried more than music, they carried intent. They proved that Indian metal is a force.
And once the world heard it, there was no going back.

For the first time,

@demonicresurrection brought symphonic death/black metal

@amoghsymphony brought Avant Garde Prog/Technical Metal

@skyharbor brought Djent and Prog

@undyingincofficial brought Groove Metal with Tech-death

@afaque_azad / infernalwrath brought Pure Death Metal

@scribecore brought Hardcore

@bevarsea brought Stoner/Doom Metal

@eccentric_pendulum brought Progressive Death Metal

Individually and as a collective force, these 8 bands laid the very foundation of Indian metal, forging distinct sonic identities, razor-sharp production and boundary-pushing concepts that continue to shape and inspire the new wave of metal in India.

What are your favorite bands from that era? Let us know in comments.

#IndianMetal #AvantGardeMetal #Djent #DeathMetal #SymphonicMetal

There was a time when Indian metal was treated like an echo : distant, unheard, almost invisible beyond its own borders. No industry machine. No global spotlight.

These records changed that.
They didn’t ask for validation, they took space. Carving identity out of chaos, blending soil, spirit and sound into something the world couldn’t ignore. This was pure evolution. Ritual meeting rebellion. Tradition colliding with distortion.

These bands and their albums carried more than music, they carried intent. They proved that Indian metal is a force.
And once the world heard it, there was no going back.

For the first time,

@demonicresurrection brought symphonic death/black metal

@amoghsymphony brought Avant Garde Prog/Technical Metal

@skyharbor brought Djent and Prog

@undyingincofficial brought Groove Metal with Tech-death

@afaque_azad / infernalwrath brought Pure Death Metal

@scribecore brought Hardcore

@bevarsea brought Stoner/Doom Metal

@eccentric_pendulum brought Progressive Death Metal

Individually and as a collective force, these 8 bands laid the very foundation of Indian metal, forging distinct sonic identities, razor-sharp production and boundary-pushing concepts that continue to shape and inspire the new wave of metal in India.

What are your favorite bands from that era? Let us know in comments.

#IndianMetal #AvantGardeMetal #Djent #DeathMetal #SymphonicMetal

EP live at Aggressive Tendencies Vol 38 @ EXT Hyderabad this Sunday!

EP goes live at EXT Hyderabad this Sunday (12th Apr). See you in the pit

AGGRESSIVE TENDENCIES v38.0
Less than 2 weeks to go.
Eccentric Pendulum | Fallen Letters | Monolitheon

The prog edition. Don’t miss out and grab your tickets soon.

AGGRESSIVE TENDENCIES – v38.0

Aggressive Tendencies returns to EXT, Hyderabad with a lineup diving into progressive territory.
Featuring Bengaluru progressive death metal veterans ECCENTRIC PENDULUM, performing in Hyderabad with their new lineup for the first time.
Joining them are Bengaluru’s atmospheric prog outfit Fallen Letters and Hyderabad’s own progressive six-piece Monolitheon.

TICKET LINK IN BIO.

#oafBigGigs Ed. 4- CHOKEHOLD featuring @eccentric_pendulum 💥 November 16, 2025 | @fandombangalore

Eccentric Pendulum is @standave_09 @icostech @anxitinc @kaushik_hari and @vibhasvenkatram

Photos and Video by @chutney.boi

#oafBigGigs Ed. 4- CHOKEHOLD featuring @eccentric_pendulum 💥 November 16, 2025 | @fandombangalore

Eccentric Pendulum is @standave_09 @icostech @anxitinc @kaushik_hari and @vibhasvenkatram

Photos and Video by @chutney.boi

#oafBigGigs Ed. 4- CHOKEHOLD featuring @eccentric_pendulum 💥 November 16, 2025 | @fandombangalore

Eccentric Pendulum is @standave_09 @icostech @anxitinc @kaushik_hari and @vibhasvenkatram

Photos and Video by @chutney.boi

#oafBigGigs Ed. 4- CHOKEHOLD featuring @eccentric_pendulum 💥 November 16, 2025 | @fandombangalore

Eccentric Pendulum is @standave_09 @icostech @anxitinc @kaushik_hari and @vibhasvenkatram

Photos and Video by @chutney.boi

#oafBigGigs Ed. 4- CHOKEHOLD featuring @eccentric_pendulum 💥 November 16, 2025 | @fandombangalore

Eccentric Pendulum is @standave_09 @icostech @anxitinc @kaushik_hari and @vibhasvenkatram

Photos and Video by @chutney.boi

#oafBigGigs Ed. 4- CHOKEHOLD featuring @eccentric_pendulum 💥 November 16, 2025 | @fandombangalore

Eccentric Pendulum is @standave_09 @icostech @anxitinc @kaushik_hari and @vibhasvenkatram

Photos and Video by @chutney.boi

#oafBigGigs Ed. 4- CHOKEHOLD featuring @eccentric_pendulum 💥 November 16, 2025 | @fandombangalore

Eccentric Pendulum is @standave_09 @icostech @anxitinc @kaushik_hari and @vibhasvenkatram

Photos and Video by @chutney.boi

#oafBigGigs Ed. 4- CHOKEHOLD featuring @eccentric_pendulum 💥 November 16, 2025 | @fandombangalore

Eccentric Pendulum is @standave_09 @icostech @anxitinc @kaushik_hari and @vibhasvenkatram

Photos and Video by @chutney.boi

#oafBigGigs Edition 4: GIG RECAP ↪️ 16/11/2025

Throwback to last weekend with @eccentric_pendulum @midhaven.ind @lotusband.in @among_the_signs - shoutout to the bands for absolutely smashing their sets 💥

Big ups to @fandombangalore @artistconnect.in and @skillboxofficial for all the support ✊🏼

Killer end to 2025
Kudos to all the bands
All the fans

Thanks to @prabhuneigh for the killer sound!

Nothin else left to rhyme . . .

#eccentricpendulum
#progmetal
#indianmetalscene