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“Every note a mantra, every scream a prayer to the unseen divine.”
“Every note a mantra, every scream a prayer to the unseen divine.”
KI BARAK SELEM rises from the sacred soil of Bali — a one-man ritual project born from the silence of temples and the pulse of metal. It is not just music, but a spiritual resonance, where every vibration becomes an offering to the unseen divine.
KI BARAK SELEM rises from the sacred soil of Bali — a one-man ritual project born from the silence of temples and the pulse of metal. It is not just music, but a spiritual resonance, where every vibration becomes an offering to the unseen divine.
Blending the ferocity of extreme metal with the haunting echoes of Balinese gamelan, KI BARAK SELEM weaves ancestral melodies into the tapestry of doom, black, and atmospheric sounds. This is the rhythm of devotion — raw, ritualistic, and transcendental.
Blending the ferocity of extreme metal with the haunting echoes of Balinese gamelan, KI BARAK SELEM weaves ancestral melodies into the tapestry of doom, black, and atmospheric sounds. This is the rhythm of devotion — raw, ritualistic, and transcendental.
Through sacred mantras, kidung, and lyrical reflections of gods, goddesses, and cosmic forces, KI BARAK SELEM channels the ancient mysticism of the island into modern sonic form. Each composition is a journey inward, toward the shadow and the light of existence.
Through sacred mantras, kidung, and lyrical reflections of gods, goddesses, and cosmic forces, KI BARAK SELEM channels the ancient mysticism of the island into modern sonic form. Each composition is a journey inward, toward the shadow and the light of existence.
This is Balinese Mysticism Ritual Metal — a path where spirit and sound unite, where faith roars, and the ancestors whisper through every note.
This is Balinese Mysticism Ritual Metal — a path where spirit and sound unite, where faith roars, and the ancestors whisper through every note.
Ashen Mist Rises!
Ashen Mist Rises!
Kidung Bhairawa Prabhu is not written as a song, but as a ritual passage. Musically, it unfolds through slow-burning extreme metal structures interwoven with ritual rhythms and meditative spaces, echoing the cadence of ceremonial invocation rather than linear songwriting.
The lyrical vision is rooted in the Bhairawa path, where fear, death, and darkness are not enemies to be avoided, but thresholds to be crossed. Bhairawa is invoked as the embodiment of time and transformation—the force that devours illusion, names, and false identity. Throughout the lyrics, the voice of the seeker moves through silence, fire, and dissolution, shedding form after form until only awareness remains.
Mantras in Balinese and Sanskrit are placed at the core of the composition, functioning not as decoration but as ritual anchors. These chants represent the moment where language dissolves and meaning shifts from intellect to direct experience. Duality collapses: light and dark, sacred and profane, self and void merge into a single current of becoming.
The mission of this track is not to instruct or comfort, but to confront—to burn the ego through sound and invite the listener into a space of inner volatility and transformation. Kidung Bhairawa Prabhu stands as both an invocation and a warning: liberation is not found in safety, but in the courage to be consumed.
Tales of the Mystical
Tales of the Mystical
Ki Barak Selam weaves the mystical spirituality of ancient Balinese folk into a sonic storm. Their music echoes the power of forgotten gods and the powerful energy of metal. Prepare to be transported to a world where tradition and rebellion collide.
Formed in the heart of Bali, this band is inspired by the island's rich mystical spiritual heritage. Each song is a ritual and a mantra, a vibrant celebration of Balinese paganism. Experience the intense rhythms and haunting melodies that shape their unique sound.
With guttural vocals and thunderous instrumentals, combine metal music which is dominated by pentatonic strains of Balinese folk gamelan as well as a mixture of Doom Metal and Atmospheric Metal genres., Ki Barak Selem creates a profound spirituality. Their songs are more than just metal; they are a call to arms, connecting listeners with the forces of nature and ancestral spirits.
FAQ
FAQ
How did Ki Barak Selam start?
Ki Barak Selam was formed in 2003 when its founder, Putra Pande, returned to Denpasar after completing his education in Malang and Surabaya.
What makes your music unique?
Our music incorporates traditional Balinese instruments like the gamelan and the suling, creating a rich and complex sound dominated by the Balinese pentatonic scales. We blend these ancient sounds with heavy metal elements such as distorted guitars and powerful drums.
What are your lyrics about?
Our lyrics are inspired by Balinese mystical beliefs and spiritual teachings. We aim to preserve and promote these teachings and Balinese culture through our music, sharing these ancient stories with a global audience.
Where can I buy music?
You can purchase our music on our official website, as well as on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. We also sell merchandise such as t-shirts and posters through our online store.
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