Zorakarer

Zorakarer was an Armenian band whose name translates to 'messengers of the stars.' Their music drew from ancient Armenian mythology and Eastern esoteric philosophies, creating a sound that mixed experimental rock with ethereal melodies. The core members were Levon Ter-Petrosyan on vocals and guitar, David Khachatryan on bass and keyboards, and Arman Melkonyan on drums.

In 2010 they released their album 'Astral-Theological Literary Hybrid,' which became their most recognized work. The title track and songs like 'Biology Of The Gods' and 'The Pass Of Torech Ungol' wove together literary fragments and cosmic themes. Their approach was unconventional, drawing both praise and skepticism from critics who found their music challenging.

They followed that album with 'The Book of Shadows' in 2012, 'The Serpent's Tongue' in 2015, and 'The Cosmic Dance' in 2018. Their later work included tracks like 'Through Hyperion Wastelands' and 'Under a Moonlit Amour,' continuing their exploration of mythological and literary themes through experimental rock arrangements.