Band Members :
Biswajit Gogoi - Vocals
Abhijit Dutta – Guitars
Raktim Baruah – Guitars
Bhaskar Hazarika - Folk Percussion
Angaraag Phookan – Drums
Shades of Retribution is a Death Metal band from Duliajan (Assam), formed in January 2010. Shades of Retribution has an old school base, deriving influences from the Assamese culture and the other regions of North-East India. This being said the lyrics are in Assamese and are in context to the never ending quest for survival in this region. “Idealogies forms the concept of One Tribe and One Sound”, which the band firmly believes. With the recording sessions over in Guwahati at Lucid Recess Studio, the first full-length debut album titled XONGRAM pronounced as 'hongram' that means 'struggle' in English. As the tittle of the album is in Assamese (which is the band’s mother tongue) so is their lyrics, that speaks of all the political insurgencies happening in and around the mother state. While songs like 'Kola Daor' and 'Bhogobanko' questions the survival of Assamese youths in their own state, other tracks like 'Andulan' and 'Raktapat' speaks against all the terrorism activities that is slowly and steadily pushing the state into ashes.
Album 'Xongram' 2010 Track List :
2. Andulon Live
3. Raktapat YouTube
4. Tez Loga Maati Live YouTube
5. Maro Xo
6. Bikhakto Homaj Video
7. Xukan Borokhun YouTube
8. Bhogoban Kot Live
3. Raktapat YouTube
4. Tez Loga Maati Live YouTube
5. Maro Xo
6. Bikhakto Homaj Video
7. Xukan Borokhun YouTube
8. Bhogoban Kot Live
Download The Album
Single Track List :
1. Byortho Video YouTube
2. Bibhotso
3. Mohixaxur
4. Gorvo YouTube
SOR one of the best bands of NE, the debut album's great, first assamese metal album...Vedanta is great..
ReplyDelete"mahisaura " great vocals good guitar works and very mature guitar soloing excellent bass. keep up the good work .
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ReplyDeletesor is a awesome band
ReplyDeleteNalage nalage nalage amak ai Andulhoooooon.......
ReplyDeleteNalage nalage nalage amak ai Andulhooon........... \m/
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