Nemesis

Sits in a 16-act community whose dominant strand is Alternative/Indie, alongside Arbovirus, Artcell, Ashes, Bay of Bengal, Chirkutt, Cryptic Fate and others.

• Arbovirus
  5 shared bills
• Arekta Rock Band
  2 shared bills · shared member: Ifaz Abrar Reza
• Artcell
  4 shared bills
• Ashes
  shared member: Sultan Rafsan Khan
• AvoidRafa
  3 shared bills
• Bay of Bengal
  1 shared bill
• Chirkutt
  7 shared bills
• Conclusion
  1 shared bill
• Cryptic Fate
  7 shared bills
• F Minor
  1 shared bill
• Karnival
  2 shared bills
• Lalon (Lalon Band)
  7 shared bills
• Maqsood O' Dhaka
  1 shared bill
• Mechanix
  1 shared bill
• Meghdol
  2 shared bills
• Minar Rahman
  1 shared bill
• Powersurge
  1 shared bill
• Renaissance
  1 shared bill
• Shironamhin
  1 shared bill
• Shunno
  5 shared bills
• Vikings
  1 shared bill
• Warfaze
  3 shared bills

• Zohad Reza Chowdhury — Vocals (joined early 2000) (2000–present)
• Ifaz Abrar Reza — Guitar (1999–present)
• Sultan Rafsan Khan — Guitar (unspecified–present)
• Raquibun Nabi Ratul — Bass (unspecified–present)

• Onneshon · 2005 · studio
  Obocheton · Kolporajjo
• Tritio Jatra · 2011 · studio
  Bir · Kobe

• Unspecified in available sourceshypothesized

  Available sources document Nemesis's formation and hit singles but do not specify concrete Western artist or genre influences; flagged for further research (e.g., band interviews) rather than assumed.

  Source: Wikipedia Nemesis (Bangladeshi band)

Formed by recent high-school graduates with abundant free time, Nemesis's origin story — meeting future vocalist Zohad at a New Year's Eve rooftop party — reflects the informal, peer-network-driven formation pattern common to late-1990s/early-2000s Dhaka youth bands, later professionalizing via G-Series (debut album) and Dead Line Music (second album) label releases.

Founding period (1999–2000): formed by high-school-age friends; vocalist Zohad Reza Chowdhury joined in early 2000 after a chance rooftop-party meeting. Breakthrough period (2005): debut album Onneshon (G-Series) produced enduring hits 'Obocheton' and 'Kolporajjo,' propelling the band to mainstream popularity through the late 2000s and early 2010s. Consolidation period (2011): second album Tritio Jatra (Dead Line Music) added further hits ('Bir,' 'Kobe') to the band's catalogue across a three-studio-album career to date.

Based on documented description and discographic sequence. No audio-feature analysis was possible in this project, so nothing here rests on measured signal.

Co-headlined the BAMBA Eid celebration concert at Jamuna Future Park alongside Warfaze, Maqsood O Dhaka, Renaissance and Mechanix (see data/concerts/bamba-eid-concert-jamuna-future-park.json), indicating an active presence within the multi-band festival circuit typical of mainstream Bangladeshi rock acts.

One of the most popular mainstream/alternative rock bands of the late 2000s–early 2010s generation, appealing to listeners bridging the earlier 'Big Three' rock era and the newer alternative/indie scene.

Inferred from co-billing and from what artists and journalists said — this project has no audience-side data.

• Joy Bangla Concert 2024 (8th edition, Chattogram)
  2024-03-07 · Chattogram · metal rock festival
• Joy Bangla Concert 2023 (7th edition)
  2023-03-08 · Dhaka · metal rock festival
• Joy Bangla Concert 2020 (6th edition)
  2020-03-07 · Dhaka · metal rock festival
• BAMBA Eid Celebration Concert
  2019-08-02 · Dhaka · metal rock festival
• Joy Bangla Concert 2019 (5th edition)
  2019-03-07 · Dhaka · metal rock festival
• Joy Bangla Concert 2018 (4th edition)
  2018-03-07 · Dhaka · metal rock festival
• Joy Bangla Concert 2017 (3rd edition)
  2017-03-07 · Dhaka · metal rock festival
• RockNation I
  2013-04-12 · Dhaka · metal rock festival

• Nemesis (Bangladeshi band) — Wikipedia · encyclopedia