Listen to it, it's a bit nuts, especially if you focus on what they're singing about. Example;
Kredit: A song about a guy (desperate lover) trying to call a girl he just met, but doesn't have enough, well, call credit.
Cubicle: If you ever watched Saudi TV back in the 80's/90's, the tune for this song should be very familiar
Chai Chai: A cover version of the famous Sultaneez song. If you're Bahraini, you must have heard the original at least once in your life, and you MUST hear this.
There are a few more, so stop reading and go check it out (even if you're not into metal, you have to hear it just for the sake of it):
Yes, that is a mehyawa bottle. Ahem.
oh wow, thts totally coooool
ReplyDeleteI've checked it quickly, I'm into metal thats why I quite like it so far haha. I still need to hear the songs. But honestly, it sounds ...very interesting!!
ReplyDelete..isn't that the song from the morning forecast thingy? :| Before TV actually came on? *laughing*
ReplyDeleteAwesome , I don't know if to categorize them to New Age Metal or Hardcore or Grunge ... bit of everything i guess .... But Awesome , Didn't expect a Local band to be this could ..
ReplyDeleteChai Chai . not my cup cup of tea .... Is it Parsi? ...
Wish they has opened the Download ...Wouldn't mind to add them to my playlist.
edit : didn't expect a local band to be this GOOOD! :D
ReplyDeleteOMG ... Chai Chai!!! what have they done to the song! ok, i'm not into metal but when the guy starts shouting 'chai chai, kallam darkakon' it really fits heeheheh
ReplyDelete& the mehyawa bottle, it's just msakta. I don't mean it the wrong way by the way, ur friends r creative!
Hey, I just heard that the internet problem in Eygept will be solved by this Monday :D & they're giving the users a free internet period, I suppose we can expect the same in Bahrain.
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL @ CHAI CHAI !!!
ReplyDeletelol@mehyawa bottle.....
ReplyDeleteThey are the bomb! We as LiB were gonna feature them as our official soundtrack, along with another Bahraini rock act, "Through Sunken Eyes". If LiB had a soundtrack, these two acts would be it! Whenever we decide to come back to posting with a bang, a post will be dedicated to these great Bahraini metallists.
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