Pentagram are the Mumbai rock band fronted by Vishal Dadlani, and for many listeners they are the band that made Indian rock sound loud, modern and electronic at the same time. Their catalogue on Apple Music India is small but strong: two full albums, It's OK, It's All Good (2007) and Bloodywood (2011), plus the 2014 single "Don't Have to Lie". This page picks the 20 best Pentagram songs, album by album.

How we checked. Every date below is the song's own date on Apple Music India (iTunes catalogue, country IN, artist ID 1023051095), checked on 28 October 2026. Only released music is covered. We leave out film work, remixes and side projects, and focus on the band's own records.

A note on names. Several bands around the world are called Pentagram, including a well-known US doom metal band. This page is only about the Indian band. Their 2011 album is called Bloodywood; it has nothing to do with the later Delhi metal band Bloodywood, which has its own Bloodywood songs guide.

Quick answer: the best Pentagram songs

  • "Electric" (2007)
  • "Today" (2007)
  • "Rude" (2007)
  • "This Is for My People" (2007)
  • "Tomorrow's Decided" (2011)
  • "Lovedrug Climbdown" (2011)
  • "Nocturne" (2011)
  • "Don't Have to Lie" (2014)

It's OK, It's All Good (1 March 2007)

The band's breakthrough on streaming and one of the defining Indian rock records of the 2000s. Fifteen of its sixteen songs are dated 1 March 2007 on Apple Music India. The sound is big guitars, programmed beats and chant-along choruses. It also leads our best Indian indie songs of 2007 list.

1. "Electric". The song most fans name first: pounding, synth-laced and made for a festival crowd.

2. "Today". The opener, short and sharp.

3. "Rude". Cheeky, loud and fun.

4. "This Is for My People". A rallying song for the Indian rock scene.

5. "Animal". Heavy riffs and a shouted hook.

6. "Rock 'N' Roll". A direct tribute to the genre.

7. "Man Eat Man". A darker, more menacing song.

8. "This Is for My Moshpit". Built for the front rows.

9. "Deep Down". A slower, moodier moment.

10. "No Turning Back". The steady, anthemic closer.

11. "Back to Zion". A groove-led song with a reggae-tinged lift.

Bloodywood (22 March 2011)

The second album, with all fourteen songs dated 22 March 2011 (Apple lists the album itself as 1 January 2011). It is darker and more electronic than the debut, with sharper songwriting.

12. "Tomorrow's Decided". A tight, urgent single and one of the band's best songs.

13. "Lovedrug Climbdown". Hypnotic and heavy.

14. "Identify". The opener, all nervous energy.

15. "This Could Get Ugly". Big riff, big warning.

16. "Mental Zero". Fast and punky.

17. "Paper Toys". A more melodic song with a strong chorus.

18. "Technology [i Get You]". Electronic textures front and centre.

19. "Nocturne". The calm, atmospheric closer.

Single

20. "Don't Have to Lie" (2014). A standalone single. The single release is dated 28 July 2014; Apple lists the song itself as 1 January 2014.

Also worth a listen

  • "Bad Man", "The Jungle" and "Don't Break My Beat" from It's OK, It's All Good
  • "Human Failings", "In My Head", "Let Go" and "Nutter" from Bloodywood

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FAQ

What is Pentagram's most famous song? "Electric" from It's OK, It's All Good (2007) is the song most fans name first.

How many albums has Pentagram released? On Apple Music India there are two full albums, It's OK, It's All Good (2007) and Bloodywood (2011), plus the single "Don't Have to Lie".

Who is the singer of Pentagram? Vishal Dadlani, who is also known as a film composer.

Is Pentagram's Bloodywood album related to the band Bloodywood? No. Bloodywood is the 2011 Pentagram album. Bloodywood is a separate, later Delhi metal band.

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