in Kathmandu, Nepal at Nepfest IV. The event also featured the bands from Nepal as well as from outside Nepal. In 2013, Terrifyer Released their debut EP "Wreck". Later that year Rage Hybrid released their EP "THIS SICKNESS NEVER FADES" on Silence Festival. Early 2010-2015 became a staple year for Metalcore bands.Lots of Metalcore/Deathcore bands started recognized on the nepali underground community. Rage Hybrid became the most popular Metalcore band. Breach not broken introduced post hardcore to the scene. And We Came and Shadow In Shade brought the mixer of deathmetal and Metalcore known as DEATHCORE to the table. Along with the Metalcore/Deathcore Slamming Brutal Death Metal was gaining its popularity among the Nepali metal scene. 11 band became the one to introduce slam to most of the Nepali metalheads. Lots and lots of bands from different genres were formed but only few could stablish their names. Different festivals in different genres of music are also held in Kathmandu. Himalayan Blues Festival is the biggest blues festival in Nepal. Different known artists like Baba Richie & the Raags (Sweden), Hans Theessink (Austria), Jose Luis Pardo (Spain), Magnus Rosen (Sweden), Oliver Mally and Martin Gasselsberger (Austria), Robert Owen Campbell (Australia), Tere Estrada (Mexico), Brad Kava (USA) were part of this festival in 2010. Another big festival in Nepal is "Jazzmandu" featuring many international jazz artistes. "Silence Festival" - an annual Metal Festival started in late 2010 is one of the premium metal concert in Nepal. Silence Festival and Nepfest are the two big events in Kathmandu, Nepal. These festivals features national and international bands. Silence fest has featured some of the big bands from international arena like Vader (Silence Fest II), Texture, Freak Kitchen (Silence Fest III), Behemoth (Silence Fest IV), Sikth (Silence Fest V), & most recently Twelve Foot Ninja (Silence Fest V1). Even though highly skilled and talented, the bands have been plagued by copyright violation of their releases and organizers using them for either low-pay or mostly free gigs. Lack of sustainability in this sense has led many talented musicians to disband, become inactive or completely quit the music scene. however, the underground metal music is very popular among new generations. Though the listeners of metal and rock music are increasing in Nepal, the attendance in concerts are generally low. Though international events such as Silence Fest & Nepfest is attended by 3000-4000 people, local gigs have low