Bangla CD Covers

Kronic is an alternate metal band hailing from the underground scene. Their lineup consists of Imtiaz, Zumar, Nafeez, Rousseao and Saadi. They released their only album to date, 'Asroy' in 2005. Of the members, Nafeez is now in Arbovirus. The cover photograph of the album is 'Peace of Mind' by Stefan Rohner. The final track is a blooper track and features Johnny Bravo. [click on the images to view larger sizes]   Track List 01. Nishiddho Nogori 02. Ochena Onubhuti 03. Obhishopto 04. Proshno 05. Shesh Patay (Shesh Rokkha) 06. Opekkha 07. Sroshta 08. Dead Man Walking 09. Biponno 10. Tumi Nei 11. Asroy 12. Fresh, Meat, Vegetables Artwork Front Back CD Inlay [Front] Inlay [Back] Booklet

"RaaGa" is the debut self-titled album of the pop band, RaaGa . It was released on Valentines Day, February 14th of 2005 from G-Series in both Cassette and Jewel Case CD formats. Later on, it also received a paperback release. RaaGa comprises of 6 Bangladeshi musicians - Joy , Ashiq , Chisti , Elita , Emran , Nafeez and this was their first and only album. Composer, songwriter Ashiq and Elita began working on this particular project in 2003 with their first single, "Kothay" , recorded in May of that year in collaboration with ace sound engineer Habib and co-producer Balam . At that time, Emran (on keys), played a significant role in the formation of the band which eventually found its drummer Nafeez in later in August. During the initial planning of the album, the lineup got in touch with Joy (on bass) and Chisti (on Guitars) and they instantly clicked with the project. Thus, "RaaGa" came into being. The band mentions in the album sleeves that without...

Hey everyone, I'm still alive. I will be uploading artworks for the 2012 releases soon in a month's time. Life is getting the better of me but if you haven't yet, stay tuned at my Facebook page, I can quickly post updates there. As a treat, for the first time I am showing you my entire collection since I started in 2012. BanglaCDCovers Collection Update - May 2018 (Click on the picture to see in higher resolution) Enjoy, and stay with BanglaCDCovers, this is still the hi-res scans archive for Bangla band music. Remember to always support your favorite artists buy either purchasing physical copies, digital copies or streaming through legal sources like Spotify. iTunes, GPMusic, GAAN App, Yonder Music etc. Stop piracy, give back to the artists who make great music. May 2018 Collection Update: Band Albums ----------------- Arbovirus - 64m 53s (2006) - Jewel case Arbovirus - Montobbo Nishproyojon (2013) - Limited Edition Double CD Pack Arbovirus - Bishe...

Aurthohin's third studio album goes by the name 'Notun Diner Michile'. It was released in 2002, after the success of 'Biborton'. However, this album upheld the fact that Aurthohin were ambitious with their conception of the longest song in Bangla Band music history. At 28 minutes and 34 seconds, the song dubbed 'Shaat Din' , depicts the last seven days of an inmate on death row. With Russel leaving the band, Imtiaz (vocalist of Kronic) had to step in as a guest vocalist. To many, NDM is still considered the most underrated Aurthohin album to date. The cover photograph was taken from the graphic work "Eye" by M. C. Escher. [N.B. : The paperback release of this album has two more tracks but they are just repeats of Shaat Din's days 5 & 6 (see below)] [click on images to view larger sizes] Track List 01. Notun Diner Michile 02. Hoytoba 03. Krishnochura 04. Jante Icche Korey 05. Tin Deyal 06. Tomader Gaan 07. Bhranto Ami 08. S...

Sumon, a.k.a. Bassbaba, is one of the pioneer musicians in Bangla Band history. He has also compiled band mixed albums which go by the name 'Agontuk'. Released in 2003, the first album of the series featured various UG bands along with the legend 'Isha Khan Durey' himself and was a milestone in Bangla band music. Notably, 'Chol Chol Chol' by Dew Drops revitalized Kazi Nazrul Islam among youths. [click on the images to view larger sizes] Track List 01. Aurthohin - A.O.D. 02. Jewel - Palestine 03. Black - Opolap 04. Dew Drops - Chol Chol Chol 05. Triloy - Bondhu 06. Koprophillia - Ochena 07. Kronic - Ditiyo Prohor 08. Poizon Green - Artonad 09. Cryptic Fate - Biday 10. Artcell - Ostitter Dikey Pododdhonir Shommohon 11. ViBE - Dure Dure 12. Durey - Beshe Chola Front Back CD Inlay Booklet

I've been a busy bee over the vacation, and I had 7 hauls after my last collection update in May, 2018. Now my collection consists of a staggering 117 Albums. It's been an amazing ride over the last 6 years.  ( Click on the picture to see in higher resolution) And I will be continuing this hobby of mine and uploading the artworks from the end of this month. Enjoy, and stay with BanglaCDCovers, this is still the hi-res scans archive for Bangla band music. Remember to always support your favorite artists buy either purchasing physical copies, digital copies or streaming through legal sources like Spotify. iTunes, GPMusic, GAAN App, Yonder Music etc. Stop piracy, give back to the artists who make great music. July 2018 Collection Update:   Band/Solo Albums ------------------------ 1.      Arbovirus - 64m 53s (2006) - Jewel case 2.      Arbovirus - Montobbo Nishproyojon (2013) - Limited Edition Double ...

Released in 2003, 'Dhrubok' is Aurthohin's Fourth Studio Album. It featured the good music Aurthohin had made it's name of. Whether its the smooth vocals of "Ekta Gaan Dao", "E Gaan Amar" and "Bhabchi Boshe" or the insane heavy metal of  "Guti (From Hell)", Dhrubok was a pinnacle in Aurthohin's music career. Notably "Chaite Paro" which spun off a sequel in 2008 and "Bijoyer Gaan" was just addictive. However, Sumon had toned down on his heavy metal vocals due to restrictions on his health. This album featured the line up of Sumon, Piklu, Shubho, Shishir of dNA, Rafa of Severe Dementia as ex-Kronic vocalist Imtiaz left the band. 'Dhrubok'   came in an interactive disc, which prompted an Autorun menu with individual tabs of "Profile", "Lyrics", "Multimedia" (Wallpapers and Video submenus), "Resources" (Website and Email submenus) and "Home" to go b...