Oniket Prantor
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Oniket Prantor is the second studio album released by the Bangladeshi progressive metal band Artcell. It was recorded at Dream Desk Studio, Studio Bass, Not Of This Earth, Studio Lin, and Sound Garden.
Oniket Prantor | |||||
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Studio album by Artcell | |||||
Released | April 1, 2006 | ||||
Genre | Nu metal | ||||
Label | G-Series | ||||
Producer | Artcell, Iqbal Asif Jewel | ||||
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[edit] Track listing
- Lin – 4:44
- Sritisharok – 7:24
- Dhushor Shomoy – 6:48
- Pathar Bagan – 5:43
- Shahid Shoroni – 8:19
- Chhayar Ninad – 4:29
- Ghuney Khaoa Rod – 7:26
- Tomakey – 3:56
- Gontobbohin – 5:53
- Oniket Prantor – 16:20
It has probably been one of the longest waits for the fans of underground music in Bangladesh or, to make it precise, for the Bangladeshi rock fans worldwide. Four years after launching its first album- Onno Shomoy, Artcell has released its second album- Aniket Prantor in April, 2006. This much anticipated album, from one of the leading progressive rock bands in the South-Asian subcontinent, mostly consists of typical Artcell music: the head whacking “artcell” compositions and notably progressive music. However, few songs in the album also depict a somewhat surprising soft rock genre.
[edit] Personnel
- Mixing and mastering: Iqbal Asif Jewel
- Photography: Rashid Zaman
- Graphic Design: Rashid Zaman
- Concept Design: Rumman Ahmed, Rashid Zaman & Artcell
- Lyrics: Rumman Ahmed ("Tomakey" is by Ershad.)
Special contributions:
- Jaiyyan - "Shahid Shoroni" & cassette cover design
- Nayeema Choudhury - for the name "Oniket Prantor"
- Ranjan - lyrics for "Pathor Bagan"
- Shahriar Ibne Husainy - keys on "Lin" & synthetic orchestration on "Oniket Prantor" & "Tomakey"
- Tutu - photograph used in "Sritisharok"