About this album
Where they were
When 'Shotto' was released in 2012, Warfaze was already an established name in Bangladesh's heavy metal scene, having formed in 1991. This album marked their return after a significant hiatus since their previous release in 2005, showcasing both a matured sound and lyrical depth that reflected their evolution as artists.
Why it matters
The album received critical acclaim for its production quality and complex compositions, bolstering Warfaze's reputation within the South Asian heavy metal community. 'Shotto' also resonated with fans due to its thematic focus on societal issues, solidifying the band's role as a voice for change in Bangladesh.
Essential tracks
- "Agami" — 'Agami' serves as an impactful opener with its intricate guitar work and thought-provoking lyrics about the future, setting the tone for the album.
- "Rupkotha" — 'Rupkotha' is notable for its melodic hooks and emotional delivery, encapsulating the band's ability to blend heaviness with introspective themes.
- "Projonmo" — With powerful riffs and a strong narrative, 'Projonmo' addresses generational struggles, reflecting Warfaze's commitment to meaningful songwriting.
- "Jonsrot" — 'Jonsrot' stands out for its dynamic shifts between aggressive verses and soaring choruses, showcasing the band's versatility and musical craftsmanship.
Release Date
October 22, 2012
Artist Origin
Bangladesh
Tracklist
- 1 Agami 6:16
- 2 Na 4:50
- 3 Rupkotha 6:38
- 4 Purnota 6:00
- 5 Jedin 5:18
- 6 Shotto 5:04
- 7 Projonmo 7:12
- 8 Jonsrot 6:49
- 9 Protikkha 5:28
- 10 Banglalink Tune 2:25
