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321: 370:, has compared the band's music with Iron Maiden and Alice in Chains, saying "Black Hour are tonally somewhere between Iron Maiden and Alice in Chains, which, especially in combination with many influences from other genres, makes them interesting for the average European metal musician." Black Hour's distinct sound mixes heavy metal with 309:, it was just me, Tayyab and Hasan Rauf (ex-member) who were involved in the writing process so it was easy to carry. But with this one we decided that each member should bring about their creative process into the songwriting and thus, each song is so much different from the other that you get to hear the versatility of each member." 275:
of Pakistan and praised the song saying, "the vocal chops on the song "Wind of Change" and get ready to be pleasantly surprised by how the band fully wears their influences on their sleeves even up to the recording/production of the song." On August 27, the band collaborated and performed with former
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Michael Toscher wrote, "Straightforward melodies, neatly played, cross-eyed grooveriffs and twin guitar harmonies, as well as a powerfully expressive vocal pattern of their fronter who bridges the gap between robust, hard voice phrasing, heroic stretched parts and soft timbre". Matt Bacon of
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regarding the album, said "music has never been a means of pleasing the audience; rather, it serves as an outlet to express ourselves, which is why we chose to stick to the genre of heavy metal, and furthered our musical expression through English lyrical content."
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wrote, "refreshing to hear a new band that’s non-committal to any particular metal sub-genre and that just totally embraces the whole family with passion and enthusiasm. Such is the case with Islamabad’s Black Hour and their sophomore release
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during his tour to Pakistan. On November 23, the group went on to perform a theatrical album launch show at the Lok Virsa Open Air Theater in Islamabad, Pakistan. The band while in conversation with
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gave a positive review that Black Hour "extensive ability to create sound and melody, their solos soar well past melodic, into epic." In August,
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stated, "Blackhour understand the fundamental topres of the metal world and are pushing it forward in a country that desperately needs it".
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In 2015, Black Hour signed with Transcending Obscurity, an Indian record label, for the release of their second studio album titled
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refers that Black Hour's sound take "cues from both classic and more modern trappings". In his review of Black Hour's 2016 album
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and said, "Black Hour have put together a decent set of tunes here" and gave a rating of 7/10 overall, while
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gave a critical review and rated the album 3/5, while the album was applauded by critics at the
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All lyrics are written by Tayyab Rehman; all music is composed by Black Hour except where noted
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wrote, "the band forges a sound that is bound to hold appeal to any metal fan, old or new".
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is actually a record that is worth checking out for everybody" and Kyle McGinn from
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holds its own as β€œnon-annoying radio metal,” with classic twists of course."
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stated, that the album is "a solid sophomore attempt" by the band, while
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and received critical acclaim from multiple metal forums and magazines.
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With 180: 131: 121: 102: 86: 70: 58: 50: 37: 23: 733: 731: 795: 793: 265:" from their upcoming second studio album, with 627:Produced by Black Hour and Fahad Humayun Chohan 1074:"Sh*t That Comes Out Today: January 1-8, 2016" 1126: 813: 811: 8: 630:Recorded and Mixed at SnakeHook Studios in 1133: 1119: 1111: 1048:"Blackhour - Sins Remain by Dead Rhetoric" 1000:"Album Review: "Sins Remain" by Blackhour" 29: 20: 1022:"Blackhour - Sins Remain by Metal-Temple" 802:"SINS REMAIN (BLACK HOUR) - Metal Inside" 608:Hashim Mehmood – guitars, backing vocals 491: 237:is the second studio album by Pakistani 738:Ahmed, Mirza Salam (24 November 2015). 643: 544:"Life Brings Death, Love Brings Misery" 442:. Dave Hodges, critic and writer, from 356: 1002:. Glacially Musical. 24 December 2015 401:On 5 January 2016, the band released 7: 843:Toscher, Michael (19 January 2016). 906:. Wonderbox Metal. 29 December 2015 776:"Trendcrusher: Blackhour Interview" 18:2016 studio album by Black Hour 904:"Blackhour – Sins Remain (Review)" 800:Fingerhut, Lisa (1 January 2016). 14: 928:. Metal Odyssey. 26 February 2016 720:Shahid, Jamal (31 August 2015). 614:Daim Mehmood – drums, percussion 357:Problems playing this file? See 335: 313:Musical style and lyrical themes 862:Bacon, Matt (1 December 2015). 778:. Trendcrusher. 15 January 2016 495: 1: 679:. Unite Asia. 3 November 2015 62:2013–2016 at 11/8 Studios in 884:. Unite Asia. 5 January 2016 460:reviewed the album, saying " 605:Tayyab Rehman – lead vocals 1293: 756:. Unite Asia. 8 March 2016 701:. Unite Asia. 15 July 2015 611:Mubbashir Sheikh - guitars 286:Lok Virsa Open Air Theater 271:referring the band as the 1250:Pepsi Battle of the Bands 1148: 974:"Blackhour - Sins Remain" 948:"Blackhour - Sins Remain" 864:"Blackhour - Sins Remain" 845:"MAIDEN MADE IN PAKISTAN" 819:"Blackhour – Sins Remain" 754:"Theatrical album launch" 573: 562: 551: 540: 529: 518: 507: 499: 430:Metal Underground Austria 226: 191: 176: 139: 28: 577:"Salvation (Radio Edit)" 374:. Aaron Yurkiewicz from 215:"Salvation (Radio Edit)" 952:www.metalunderground.at 868:twoguysmetalreviews.com 391:Two Guys Metal Reviews 324: 111:Transcending Obscurity 1026:wwww.metal-temple.com 366:Lisa Fingerhut, from 323: 297:, in an interview to 282:Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal 1052:www.deadrhetoric.com 127:Fahad Humayun Chohan 617:Salman Afzal – bass 435:Metal Zone Magazine 1054:. 22 December 2015 954:. 30 December 2015 742:. 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Index


Studio album
Black Hour
Islamabad
Genre
Heavy metal
Progressive rock
Label
Producer
Black Hour
Age of War
Woh Jahan
Singles
progressive rock
Black Hour
Islamabad
Wind of Change
Unite Asia
Iron Maiden
Guns N' Roses
Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal
Lok Virsa Open Air Theater
Hashim Mehmood
Trendcrusher
Age of War
"Sins Remain"
media help
alternative rock
Metal Rules
Wonderbox Metal

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