Bangla CD Covers

"Doob" is the third studio album by the multi-talented Bangladeshi fusion artist, Shayan Chowdhury Arnob . It was released in April of 2008 from Bengal Music Company (BMC) ltd. This was a follow-up of his hit album, "Hok Kolorob" and featured his new music, rather than old remade songs during his Shantiniketan days. It featured great hits like, "Shopno Debe Doob", "Adhkhana", "Lukiye", "Chai" and "Rastay". Arnob continued to hold his legacy with the release of this album, which was greatly sponsored by Nokia during their operations in Bangladesh. In the album sleeves, Arnob mentions that this album was a work of 6 months, where he submerged himself in his musical works. It could be even interpreted as a diary of a challenging musical journey. Arnob also dedicated this album to his wife at that time, Sahana Bajpaie , and mentions that thanking her simply is pointless because she itself is part of his music. Sahan...

'Underground 2' is the sequel to Kamal's UG compilation 'Underground'. It was released in 2007 and like it's prequel featured UG bands. Although not a big hit like 'Underground', it still stirred up quite a storm.   [click on the images to view larger sizes] Track List 01. Aurthohin - Nirbodh 02. Nemesis - Joydhoni 03. ViBE - Odbhut Pran 04. Yaatri - Chetona 05. Koprophillia - Chhuti 06. Stentorian - Opomrittu 07. Kral - Klanto Bohumatrikota 08. Metal Maze - Prachir 09. Tomosh - Ditiyo Prohor 10. Eclipse - Ahoban 11. Re-Dhun - Mon Harano 12. Bishourgo - Dhumketu 13. Aloukik - Ashor 14. Satanic - Du Anon 15. Mechanix - Joddha Artwork Front Back CD Inlay Booklet

'Live Now', released in 2007 in collaboration with 'Shabab Murshid Foundation' , is a mega-hit band mixed album. It featured the lineup of bands like Artcell, Nemesis, Aurthohin Black, Cryptic Fate, The Watson Brothers, Arbovirus and some new bands. The main story behind 'Live Now' is however the untimely death of Shabab Murshid . Despite being healthy, he passed away suddenly on May 10th, 2005. Till today, the family members don't know the reason of his death. In an initiative to prevent such events, the Foundation decided to reach out to people by releasing an album to raise funds, and promote CPR and other healthcare techniques among the youth in collaboration with BIRDEM. The musicians who have contributed to this album have expressed that they felt honoured to be part of this noble initiative. Music-wise, this is one of the best band mixed albums of all time. [click on the images to view larger sizes] Track List 01. Artcell - Ei Bidaye 02. Nemesi...

Following the success of 'Agontuk', Sumon released it's sequel in 2004. Featuring almost all the giants of the previous compilation, it also paved the way for some up and coming bands. It also featured an instrumental by Warfaze's very own lead guitarist, Kamal a.k.a. Guitarman. [N.B. - I'm not sure but the artworks may be from the re-release of Agontuk 2. As I recall the original having the same artwork as the one on the CD.] [click on the images to view larger sizes] Track List 01. Aurthohin - Juddho 02. Artcell - Chile Kothar Shepai 03. Nemesis - Obocheton 04. ReBORN - Kritodash 05. Stentorian - Odrissho Juddho 06. Cryptic Fate - Prem 07. Arbovirus - Artonad 08. Breach - Shada 09. Kral - Shesh 10. Dethrow - Nishash 11. dNa - Shopno 12. Black - Shokarto Upokul 13. Kamal (Warfaze) - Arrival [Instrumental] Artwork Front Front-Back CD Inlay Booklet

Isha Khan Durey's 4th addition to his revolutionary Rock Compilation series emerged as Din Bodol. Featuring the exclusive line-up of ABC (Artcell, Black, Cryptic Fate) which would spawn a great trio in the future, this compilation made revitalization of the Underground music scene. This album featured 19 different bands. [click on the images to view larger sizes] Track list 01. ABC (Artcell, Black, Cryptic Fate) - Ashirbaad 02. Metal Maze - Osthir Shomoy 03. Aashor - Shunno 04. Arbovirus - Obhishap 05. Fulbanu's Revenge - Tarpor 06. Nemesis - Dusshopno 07. Breach - Boshonto 08. Stentorian - Bhoy 09. Icons - Nishpaap Oporadh 10. Poizon Green - Ekhanei Mrittu 11. ReBORN - Shobkichu 12. Striking - Nishiddho Shonglap 13. Bivishika - Mohakaal 14. Music Zoo - Tritiyo Bishwa 15. Scarecrow - Dure Kothao 16. Vinyl N' Sugar - Obosheshey 17. Moshpit - Asroy 18. Helldivers - Jokhon 19. Bloodoria - Tarporeo Bangladesh Artwork Front Cover Back Cover ...

'Tritiyo Jatra' is the highly anticipated sophomore album of 'Nemesis' . Released in 2011, the album was an instant hit throughout the country. It featured music styles Nemesis were so famous for in the Underground scene. Music Video for "Kobe" also served as a great promotion of the album. Released after 5 years of their debut album 'Onneshon', Nemesis once again proved that they were a forced to be reckoned with, and they surely made their point. [click on images to view larger sizes] Track list 01. Kobe 02. Bir 03. Tritiyo Jatra 04. Kolporajjo 05. Egiye Nao 06. Oboshobash 07. Nirbashon 08. Hold On 09. Shesh Gaan Front Cover of 'Tritiyo Jatra (2011)' by Nemesis Back Cover CD Inlay [Front Inlay [Middle] Inlay [Back-1] Inlay [Back-2] Front Album Art

'Onneshon' is the debut album of Nemesis which was released in 2006. Gathering up a great deal of popularity in the underground scene, Nemesis quickly became to know as one of the best bands of the scene itself. And when they finally got a record deal, they delivered it full on, making Onneshon a great hit. Nemesis was different, their songs said it all. Bangla or English, they sang in both, and this mix of song styles made them a band to be recognized instantly. Nemesis had finally come into the limelight. [click on images to view larger sizes] Track list: 01. Biborno Sroshta 02. Nei Shomadhan 03. Onneshon 04. Gone 05. Obocheton 06. Mrittuchaya 07. Shombhabonar Pother 08. Na'Ghumder Gaan 09. 09. New Day 10. Shopnochobi 11. Release Key Artwork Front Cover Back Cover CD Inlay [Front] Inlay [Back] Booklet-1 Booklet-2 Booklet-3 Booklet-4