The Brahmankind is an international art-rock band based in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Their music is driven by contrast, where the unexpected and odd feel natural, beauty complements ugliness, tradition meets experimentation, and the audience is immersed in an atmosphere that feels both out of this world and deeply within.

Drawing from diverse musical languages across time and place, the band embraces Balkan and Slavic bashavel and folkloric influences, modes and ornamentation evoking the spirit of ancient festivals, the craftsmanship of classical composition, theatrical storytelling, and improvisational expression.

Thematically, their music is sometimes deeper, sometimes satiric, mostly satiric. Dark humour, paradox, laughter through tears, real-life stories flip into fantasies and fantasies flip into the real world. It opens doors for a psychological odyssey of characters and the absurdity of life, where the villains talk about their joys and how they make the world a better place, and goodies talk about what they’re ashamed of; they talk about what we don’t talk about - their madness, how they’ll never grow up.