Chepang

Chepang is a grindcore band that has notably made its mark in the heavy music scene with a distinct blend of hardcore punk ethos and the ferocity of extreme metal. The band, initially formed in Nepal but now based in the United States, draws its name from the indigenous Chepang people of Nepal, reflecting the members' roots and consciousness into their aggressive musical style. Their lyrics often delve into socio-political themes, addressing issues of class struggle and social injustice, mirroring the plight and resilience of marginalized communities.

Since their inception, Chepang has been prolific in their output, consistently releasing material that showcases their technical prowess and uncompromising sound. Their discography, including visceral and explosive works such as "Dadhelo (A Tale of Wildfire)" and "Lathi Charge," has garnered attention from grindcore aficionados worldwide. The band's live album "Live @ Rock N Roll Gas Station" further captures the raw, chaotic energy of their performances, cementing Chepang's reputation as a force of nature on stage. With each release, including collaborative efforts like "Chepang / Yautja" and energetic singles such as "Swatta," Chepang continues to push the boundaries of the genre, earning a dedicated following and critical acclaim in underground music circles.

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