Ahoora

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Blood Red 00:00 Tools
Masks & Balefires 00:00 Tools
Closure 00:00 Tools
Nervous Ghost 00:00 Tools
Unattended 00:00 Tools
Alien 00:00 Tools
Drizzle Knight 00:00 Tools
Free As A Man 00:00 Tools
Crimson Baby 00:00 Tools
Perfect Day 00:00 Tools
Out Of The Past 00:00 Tools
Ellipsis-Diagnosis 00:00 Tools
Egoless 00:00 Tools
Heart of Darkness 00:00 Tools
Spiritual Creator 00:00 Tools
Out of Mind Walls 00:00 Tools
The Journeyman 00:00 Tools
The Departed 00:00 Tools
Between Maybe & Never 00:00 Tools
Beyond the Reasonable Doubt of a Lunatic 00:00 Tools
Flock 00:00 Tools
A History Of Extinction 00:00 Tools
Hunger Within 00:00 Tools
Tale of the Crimson Path 00:00 Tools
The Child of Volcano 00:00 Tools
Spiritual Creator(edit) 00:00 Tools
This is Your Life 00:00 Tools
Ahoora (Instrumental) 00:00 Tools
Cimson Baby 00:00 Tools
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Beyound The Reasonable Doubt of a Lunatic 00:00 Tools
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Classic Rock Magazine describes it:” …some very nice touches on Awkward Diary. Imagine Muse and Tool getting all cozy around Iced Earth and you’ve got the drift here. The musicianship is accomplished, the songs concise and focused.” Ahoora, was formed late 2001, in Tehran, Iran. The influences were shown in the early covers: Iced Earth, Iron Maiden, and Black Sabbath ...etc. The band recorded its first demo tape “The Call of Beneath” back in 2004. In May 2005 Ahoora played its first official gig. February 13th 2006, saw the release of self titled debut album in Iran. Ultimate Metal called it "hard-hitting, true heavy metal “and The Metal Observer wrote “They are walking a very fine line, very fit on their instruments" while Chronicles of Chaos believed "Ahoora have clearly spent a lot of time honing their sound, both individually and as a unit, resulting in a coherent and tight album." Ahoora’s 2nd album,”All in Blood with You”, came out on 30th of September 2007, which was a major step forwards in many ways. The album was received even warmer by metal & underground media. As Metal Mayhem named it as “…already one of the favorites of the year"”; Ultimate Metal called it “an incredible release that everyone should check out” while Progressive Rock&Metal described it as “A surprisingly quality metal masterpiece”. “Awkward Diary” was released on the 2nd of March 2010 by Zirzamin. Classic Rock Magazine describes the sound as "Muse and Tool getting all cozy around Iced Earth”, and Rock Pulse labeled it as: “highly impressive enigmatic, compelling progressive rock”. Milad Tangshir - Guitars, Kaoss, Backing Vocals Ashkan Hadavand - Lead Vocals, Keyboards http://www.ahooraband.com http://www.facebook.com/ahooraband http://www.myspace.com/ahooraband http://www.reverbnation.com/ahoora Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.