BLACKHOUR – Pakistani Band’s Debut Album “Sins Remain” Out Now; Music Video “Battle Cry” Streaming
From Pakistan, the unlikeliest of places, we see a Heavy Metal band that’s creating quite a stir in the region. Blackhour have released their sophomore debut album via Transcending Obscurity Distribution, on January 5th, 2016, presenting five epic songs with immense soul and sublime musicianship. Musically comparable to the classic traits of Iron Maiden as well as the modern soft improvisations of a band like Sentenced, the band forges a sound that is bound to hold appeal to any metal fan, old or new.
Long, flowing compositions are spiced up with gritty vocals and punctuated by widely lauded harmonized dual solos which make the songs difficult to forget in any case. Impeccably produced and presented in a standard-setting quality, here’s Heavy Metal music that will give you goosebumps all over. The time has come. Blackhour will strike.
Listen to and watch BLACKHOUR Battle Cry:
Band Interviewed By ROCK HARD Magazine:
“The combination of well-constructed songs and tight performances make it an easy listen” – Metal Rules (US/Canada) 4/5
“the rest of the world needs to meet them.” – Glacially Musical (US)
“their blend of traditional, NWOBHM and progressive metal definitely has potential.” – About.com (US)
“there is no country that does not produce metal music and Pakistan is no exception” – Metal Zone (Greece)
“should check out the band absolutely” – Metal Underground (Austria)
“Quality stuff, and very enjoyable.” – Wonderbox Metal (UK)
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Album Line-up:
Hashim Mehmood – Guitars
Tayyab Rehman – Vocals
Mubbashir Sheikh Mashoo – Guitars
Salman Afzal – Bass
Daim Mehmood – Drums
* For more info on BLACKHOUR:
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Source: Transcending Obscurity
Transcending Obscurity India Bandcamp
Transcending Obscurity Official Site
Transcending Obscurity Facebook
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LONG LIVE BLACKHOUR.
LONG LIVE METAL.
Stone.
February 29, 2016 at 12:32 pm
These guys are further proof that heavy metal could unite the world. They are wasted in Pakistan.
February 29, 2016 at 5:46 pm
Aren’t they pretty damn good?! It really is incredible that Pakistan has Metal family there! \m/\m/