Warfaze All Album _verified_ -

The self-titled debut album, simply known as , is where the journey began. Released on June 21, 1991 (and distributed via cassette by Sargam), this album was a monumental gamble. At a time when the Bangladeshi music scene was dominated by pop and folk, Warfaze introduced distorted guitars, pounding drums, and complex solos. Recorded between 1990 and 1991, the album consisted of original tracks that blended the aggression of Western heavy metal with the melodic flow of Bangla lyrics.

Soundtek Note: Last album with Sunny Hasan. Recorded in a period of internal band conflict. warfaze all album

The heaviest offering

Lyrical inconsistencies—some songs feel unfinished. The album’s second half loses momentum. Still, "Oshamajik" won “Best Rock Album” at the 2001 Bangladesh Cultural Merit Awards. The self-titled debut album, simply known as ,

If you want, I can provide a track-by-track deep dive of a specific Warfaze album or a chronological list with standout songs and why they matter. Which would you prefer? Recorded between 1990 and 1991, the album consisted

is often cited as one of Warfaze’s most technically proficient and beloved works. Released in June 2003, the album marked the return of a sharper, more metallic edge to the band’s sound. Songs like “Hariye Tomake” and “Shopno Tumi Nao” demonstrated the band’s ability to craft catchy melodies without sacrificing heaviness. This would be the band’s last studio album for nearly a decade before they shifted focus to compilations and singles.