Demonic Resurrection is a symphonic blackened death metal band hailing from Mumbai, India, recognized for their distinctive blend of extreme metal elements with orchestral flourishes and an epic narrative style. Formed in 2000 by frontman Sahil "The Demonstealer" Makhija, the band has been a pioneering force in the Indian metal scene and has garnered international attention through its intense music and consistent evolution. Over the years, the band has undergone several lineup changes, with Makhija remaining as the primary songwriter and the creative core of the outfit.

With a discography marked by a progressive escalation in both production and conceptual storytelling, Demonic Resurrection has released a number of critically acclaimed albums, such as "The Return To Darkness" (2010), "The Demon King" (2014), and "Dashavatar" (2017). Their work often draws from mythological and philosophical themes, as evident in "Dashavatar," which is based on the ten incarnations of the Hindu god Vishnu. The band's commitment to their craft has taken them to stages across the world, including notable appearances at festivals like Bloodstock Open Air in the UK, where their live performance was immortalized in the "Live at Bloodstock" recording. Demonic Resurrection's recent work, including singles like "Decades of Darkness" and "Non Serviam," continues to showcase their musical prowess and their unwavering dedication to expanding the horizons of the metal genre.