Amogh Symphony

Amogh Symphony is an experimental progressive-metal project founded by Mumbai multi-instrumentalist Vishal J. Singh. The project’s own page describes a core lineup of Singh with Andrey Sazonov (Moscow), Derick Savio Gomes (Lisbon), and Tom Geldschläger (Berlin), and it presents Album IV as a studio record with guests including singer Kasturi Nath Singh, tabla player Writam Changkakoti, pepa player Deep Saikia, and drummer Sean Reinert. Metal Storm’s lineup table lists Singh from 2003 (guitars, keyboards, bass, programming, electronic percussion), Sazonov on accordion, electric piano, balalaika, and violin, Gomes from 2015, and Geldschläger from 2017, with Jim Richman as drums from 2009 to 2017 and Reinert as a 2019 guest. This pack follows that published table and does not invent a newspaper biography the project does not have here.

The Quantum Hack Code is the locked proof album. The 2010 Bandcamp edition is credited to the Mumbai project; the December 2023 remaster note names Singh on guitar, bass, synth, composition, and production, Jim Richman on drums, and Chela Harper on voice-over. The Wave 3 Apple-id note also lists IV, Pt. 1 beside The Quantum Hack Code. Discography does not expand those titles into a fake track-by-track schema or into AggregateRating. Metal Storm is a specialist database, and the narrative detail beyond credits is thinner than a Wikipedia or Rolling Stone India profile; that limit is stated here on purpose.

Apple Music id 1442088956 is the exact-name enrich target. Official site amoghsymphony.fatumblack.com is extra sameAs. Members[] lists the four current names Metal Storm and the project site agree on, with Richman and Harper kept as album credits in the prose rather than as current chairs.

Use slug amogh-symphony when this project is primary. A guest appearance by a better-known drummer is not a reason to retag that musician’s solo page. Wave 3 leaves hero covers empty. Human intro text is not overwritten by enrich. Sources are the Bandcamp album, Metal Storm, the project site, and Apple.

Editors should treat international members as the lineup the project publishes, not as a claim that every player lives in Mumbai. Origin stays Mumbai because that is where Singh and the Quantum Hack Code credits place the project.

Operationally, Discography treats Amogh Symphony as an active progressive-metal project on id 1442088956, with empty Wave 3 cover art. If enrich is thin, operators keep this id and do not swap in another Symphony-named act. Intro word count is the indexability floor beside enrich, given the narrower press file.