All Skies Lead to the Sun is Bimurta’s EP Out Now!
Good Day Noir Family,
Bimurta’s “All Skies Lead to the Sun” confirms, within minutes, that this band operates on a different frequency.
All Skies Lead to the Sun is Bimurta’s EP Out Now!
Originality is not an accessory here; instead, it is the core of their identity.
The journey begins with Baba Hargila, an opening piece that creates an atmospheric tone rooted in the band’s Indian cultural background. At first, the track feels meditative and spacious. Then, almost unexpectedly, the music hardens. Metallic textures, industrial edges, and ancient rhythmic impulses collide, resulting in a striking hybrid that feels ritualistic and confrontational.
The Immortal reveals another side of Bimurta. An ethereal arpeggio floats gently, almost as if drifting through open space. The listener is invited to slow down and observe rather than react. This track functions as an atmospheric ballad; its chord progression avoids obvious resolutions. The use of an Indian language transforms the song into something closer to a chant or prophecy. It feels like an oracle speaking, not performing, and that choice adds depth rather than distance.
Following this, Said/Unsaid acts as a brief interlude. Voices overlap and interact over a restrained musical backdrop. Although short, this moment bridges ideas and prepares the ground for what follows. Then Rodalisnan enters with a more intricate structure. Here, the band’s cinematic instincts become undeniable. The arrangement unfolds like a scene rather than a song. It is easy to imagine this music living inside a film.
The closing track, Pale Blue Drought, leaves the strongest impression. A tremolo-drenched guitar introduces a mysterious, almost dystopian mood. Gradually, the song grows in intensity. When the raw and intense vocal finally arrives, it cuts through the mix with urgency. The guitar riff remains direct and unfiltered, anchoring the track. Background vocals add a meditative quality, yet tension never fully disappears. Calm and unease coexist, holding the listener in a suspended state.
Overall, Bimurta demonstrates a rare ability to merge ancestral references, industrial force, and cinematic vision. All Skies Lead to the Sun feels less like a standard release and more like an experience designed to be absorbed slowly and thoughtfully.
All Skies Lead to the Sun is Bimurta’s EP Out Now!
Visionary!
Bimurta are a metal band that reimagines metal from the west through a lens that is very much colored by their upbringing in the east. Hailing from Assam, the three of them lived in an environment that harboured the will to create music that combined the loud, unforgiving guitars and drums, that they began to resonate with, combined with the gentle melancholy of Indian instruments that give them their identity. The band defines its music as “Cinemetal”
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