In 2018, the band released "Antora", a critically acclaimed album that featured a more mature and introspective sound.

Warfaze is a legendary Bangladeshi heavy metal and hard rock band that has defined the country's rock scene for over 40 years. Since their formation on June 6, 1984, they have released eight studio albums that bridge the gap between heavy metal, progressive rock, and melodic hard rock.

Since their formation in 1984, has released eight albums , consisting of seven studio albums and one major compilation. As pioneers of heavy metal in Bangladesh, they are recognized as one of the most influential rock bands in the country's history. Studio Albums

Shotto deals with political disillusionment. "Nishiddho" (Forbidden) is a coded critique of censorship under the then-ruling BNP government. The title track "Shotto" asks whether truth can exist in a corrupt society.

Sargam Records Lineup: Sunny Hasan (vocals), Babna (guitar), Shantu (bass), Russell (drums), plus new keyboardist Jewel.

As one of the most successful and enduring rock bands in Bangladesh, Warfaze's legacy extends far beyond their discography. They have inspired a new wave of musicians, helped shape the country's music scene, and brought Bangladeshi rock music to a global audience.

Warfaze's remarkable journey is a testament to the power of music to inspire, uplift, and bring people together. With their all album collection, fans can experience the best of Bangladeshi rock music and appreciate the band's evolution over the years. As Warfaze continues to create and perform, their legacy as one of the most iconic rock bands in Bangladesh remains secure.

Warfaze has an impressive track record of live performances, having performed at numerous concerts and festivals in Bangladesh and abroad. Their energetic live shows, which often feature a mix of their popular hits and new material, have earned them a reputation as one of the most exciting live acts in the region.

Warfaze's sixth album, "Emon" (2013), marked a return to their signature sound, with fan-favorite tracks like "Emon" and "Jon".

The album has a melancholic, weary tone. "Kache Acho" (You Are Close) is a slow, sorrowful ballad about distance in relationships. "Brishti Pore" (Rain Falls) features a haunting slide guitar. The production is muddy, and Babna’s guitar solos are less frequent.

A partial return to hardness. The title track "Oshamajik" is a driving hard rock song with a politically charged video (banned briefly by Bangladesh Television). The ballad "Shudhu Tumi" (Only You) became a college festival anthem. The production incorporates synthesizers, a nod to late-90s nu-metal influences.

A stripped-down, re-recorded version of earlier hits and a few deep cuts. ’s vocals shine in an intimate setting. This album showed their melodic sophistication without electric distortion.