Vocals
Zohad Reza Chowdhury
Frontman and defining voice of Nemesis since the early 2000s.
Nemesis
About
Twenty-five years of sound, struggle, and reinvention.
Twenty-five years of Dhaka rock
Nemesis is a Bangladeshi alternative rock band formed in Dhaka in 1999. From rooftop gigs and burned CDs to stadium stages and studio albums, the band has shaped the sound of a generation.
Born in the summer of 1999 when a group of school friends had time, instinct, and a shared obsession with music, Nemesis cut their teeth on the underground circuit before breaking through with "Obocheton" in 2003. Their debut album Onneshon (2006) established them as a force in Bangladeshi rock. Six years later, Tritio Jatra (2011) and its hit single "Kobe" brought mainstream recognition. Gonojowar (2017) and VIP (2025) continue a legacy built on sharp songwriting, relentless live energy, and an unwavering commitment to the craft.
- Origin
- Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Formed
- 1999
- Genre
- Alternative Rock
- Labels
- G-Series, Deadline Music
Lineup
Guitar
Ifaz Abrar Reza
Lead guitarist shaping the band's signature sound.
Guitar
Sultan Rafsan Khan
Rhythm and texture across studio and live performances.
Bass
Raquibun Nabi Ratul
Founding member anchoring the low end since day one.
Drums
Jeffery Ovijit
Driving the pulse behind Nemesis' live and recorded work.
Drums
Dio Haque
Longtime drummer and key contributor to the band's evolution.
Timeline
Formation
Nemesis forms in Dhaka. First performance at a New Year's Eve rooftop party.
Obocheton
Breakthrough single on Agontuk II leads to a record deal with G-Series.
Onneshon
Debut album released. Singles "Dhushor Bhabona" and "Joyoddhoni" dominate FM charts.
Tritio Jatra
"Kobe" becomes a defining hit. Album nominated at Citycell-Channel i Music Awards.
Best Band Award
Wins critics' choice Best Band at Citycell-Channel i Music Awards.
Gonojowar
Third studio album released with title track "Ganajoar" and animated music video.
VIP
Fourth studio album marks a new chapter in the band's catalog.
Silver Jubilee
"Eto Diner Poreo Je" - 25th anniversary concert at InterContinental Dhaka.