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Shohail Ibne Mahbub (XTR)
I'm an avid Bangla music album collector in this hobby since 2012. Having grown up in the "Underground" era of Bangla band music, I took the initiative to archive and upload album artworks. Till now, I've been recognised and acknowledged by various artists, bands, streaming and label companies for my work on Bangla CD Covers. There's a high chance most artwork you see floating around the internet are scanned by me!

Aalo by Warfaze

"Aalo" is the fifth studio album by pioneer heavy metal band Warfaze. It was released in 2001 from Soundtek productions. Three distinct formats of this album exists: Cassette, Jewel Case (no lyrics booklet) and Soundtek's unique Long Paper box (which are mostly re-releases that sometime contain "silver" discs). This album was the fruit of a huge lineup change; Sunjoy left the country for the USA, and was replaced by new vocalist Mizan. Sumon also left the band to pursue a solo career where he would eventually form his band, Aurthohin; he was replaced by new bassist Biju. Iqbal Asif Jewel was replaced by Balam on guitars and vocals. Shams also became a full-time member from 1999 onward as a keyboardist. Along with veteran members Kamal and Tipu, the 6 member band released Aalo which gave birth to hits like "Hotasha", "Jotodurey", "Mrittu Aligi", "Nei Tumi" etc. This album had a distinct millennia feel and sound compared to their older releases.

The lineup of "Aalo" consisted of the following:

Mizan: Vocals
Kamal: Guitars
Balam: Guitars/Vocals
Shams: Keyboards
Biju: Bass
Tipu: Drums


The entire album can be streamed on Soundtek's official YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBEJcjlUeiY

The album can be streamed from the official YouTube channel of Warfaze here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkLvNVVI93A&list=PLmjvBJVj7QkBaN4kHeQ6xP_o6vnIwN5lf

The album can be streamed legally using the GAAN app available on both Android and iOS.

Track List:

01. Baywarish
02. Hotasha
03. Jotodurey
04. Ar Kotokal
05. Smritigulo
06. Brishti
07. Mrittu Aligi
08. Shomoy
09. Aalo
10. Nei Tumi

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 Special Mention: Thanks to Wahid Zaman for providing the rare Jewel Case edition for archiving purposes

Artwork
Front + Inlay [Jewel Case Release - No lyrics]
Front [Long paper Box Re-Release]
Back [Jewel Case Release - No Back Inlay]

Back [Long paper Box Re-Release]
CD
Promo Art
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