Bangla CD Covers

"Moharaaj" is the 6th studio album by pioneer heavy metal band Warfaze . It was released in June of 2003 from Ektaar Music in three distinct formats: Cassette, Jewel Case CD and Paperback CD. The overall theme and concept behind Moharaaj was political turmoil and how mass people suffered and fought for their rights, even when a country that ran on democracy. This album was also the fruit of a lineup change like their previous album, Aalo. After the release of that album however, Kamal decided to take a break after being in music for almost 20 years almost continuously. In this situation, the band recruited Sazzad , lead guitarist of another metal band, Metal Maze . Warfaze did a lot of shows in this lineup but in 2002, Biju (the bassist) had to leave for Canada. In his place, the band recruited Cezzane of popular progressive metal band, Artcell . After quite a lot of shows, the band went through another change when vocalist Mizan left the band due to personal reasons and...

The Watson Brothers hailed from the underground scene when members of Cryptic Fate and The Attempted Band (TAB) got together while performing in various concerts. Although both bands played different genres of music, the members took up a different music style by compromising and getting a win-win situation. It worked, rather amazingly. And soon The Watson Brothers gained a huge reputation among the UG scene. The Watson Brothers, consisting of Shakib, Imran, Farhan and the witty Arafat Kazi, released their only release so far "Ohom" in 2003, under the label of G-Series. Since then, the band is in hiatus as the CF members have moved on to their band, and Arafat Kazi has stayed in the US. The hit song, "Akash" was taken up as the theme of telecom company GrameenPhone's 'Djuice' campaign and was featured (albeit, with different vocals) in Amitabh Reza's TVCs for 'Djuice'. Track List 01. Akash 02. Chaya 03. Rong 04. Amar Notun Ami 05. Ohom 0...

'Kranti' is a musical project of pioneer composer Fuad-Al-Muqtadir. The band consists of Fuad-Al-Muqtadir himself, Anila Naz Chowdhury, Shihab Mahboob Morshed and Richard Dipon Modhu. Kranti released their debut self-titled album in 2003. The album had an interesting and new sound to it. The track ' Amra Kromosho ' was a Bangla Cover of Evanescence 's ' Bring Me to Life '.   [click on the images to view larger sizes] Track List 01. Intro 02. Shohobash 03. Shotto Prolap 04. Ke? 05. Amra Kromosho 06. Brishti Kobor Bhejay 07. Manoshik Protishod [Kedona] 08. Nobina 09. Jonmo 10. Pran Protima 11. Ghori (Track 12-21 are Bloopers Tracks) Artwork Front Back CD Inlay Booklet

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

Isha Khan Duray's 3rd Rock Compilation "Projonmo" was released in 2003. It was mainly Conceptualized by the Late Pop Guru Azam Khan. It was an equally revolutionary album just like its predecessors. It mainly focused upon the new generation and their duties towards the nation. [click on images to view larger sizes] Track list 01. Azam Khan - Projonmo 02. Aurthohin - Otit 03. Duray - Dhushor Chaya 04. Artcell - Shopner Chorus 05. Cryptic Fate - Odhikar 06. Black - Blues & Roud 07. Subconscious - Jhumka 08. Metal Maze - Raat Nemeche 09. Raja - Ondher Chokhe 10. Shomoy - Ekshoti Chithi 11. Srishti - Protikkha 12. Anything but Six - Opurbo Front Cover Back Cover CD Inlay Booklet

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...