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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!

Obak Bhalobasha by Warfaze

"Obak Bhalobasha" is the sophomore album of pioneer heavy metal band Warfaze. It was released in 1994 from Sargam originally on Cassette and later on CD Formats with full custom cover artwork by Masud Kamal, which was conceptualized by the band with Munna. It also debuted the band's official logo, which is still used today, made by Mascot Monem. The album was re-released in 2008 by Sargam with a different front cover that featured the original artwork in a cutout fashion. Following in the footsteps of the debut album, the band focused more on their sound and delivered matured lyrics and compositions. After the release of the debut album, the band followed it up with a concert on 7 January, 1992 at the RAOWA club. Soon aferwards, the band got to work on the songs for Obak Bhalobasha which had massive hits like, "Onno Bhubon (Ekti Chhele Kromosho)", "Obak Bhalobasha", "Jokhon", "Bondi Niyoti", "Nirbashon" etc.

The lineup for "Obak Bhalobasha" consisted of:

Sunjoy: Vocals
Babna: Bass/Vocals
Kamal: Guitars
Russel Ali: Keyboards/Guitars
Tipu: Drums

The album is available for streaming from the official YouTube channel of Warfaze: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kuo0k5TxgIg&list=PLmjvBJVj7QkD0gAKqqfPEh_nsKS66lX2J

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


Track List:

01, Ondho Jibon
02. Onno Bhubon (Ekti Chhele Kromosho)
03. Obak Bhalobasha
04. Bondi Niyoti
05. Jokhon
06. Keu Nei Eka
07. Nirbashon
08. Nil Shopon
09. Ek+Ek≠Dui
10. Shekhano Bornona

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Artwork
Front [Original Release]
Front [Re-Release]
Back

CD
Cassette Sleeve [Front-1]
Cassette Sleeve [Front-2]

Cassette Sleeve [Inside]
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