Basic Information

Label: indie
Members: Pouyan Khajavi - Vocals & Electric Guitar, Salim Ghazi Saeedi - Electric Guitar & Keyboards, Shahram Khosraviani - Drums

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Arashk
Tehran, IR        Rock / progressive metal / hard rock

Bio

ARASHK is a progressive metal band from Tehran, Iran consisting of Pouyan Khajavi (guitars, vocals, bass), Salim Ghazi Saeedi (guitars, keyboards) and Shahram Khosraviani (drums). ARASHK members are eastern minded guys who enjoy western music and bring their own unique interpretation of progressive rock. The band is mostly instrumental but does include some vocals.
Their debut album “Abrahadabra” is an instrumental blend of progressive rock that the band released in 2006.
ARASHK’s sophomore a...

Songs

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Falcons of the Sky - Yell - Arashk
Arashk
Falcons of the Sky - Yell - Arashk
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Prison - Yell - Arashk
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Prison - Yell - Arashk
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Mourning Scents - Yell - Arashk
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Mourning Scents - Yell - Arashk
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HurMazda - Yell - Arashk
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HurMazda - Yell - Arashk
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Yell - Yell - Arashk
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No Leaf Garden - Yell - Arashk
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No Leaf Garden - Yell - Arashk
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Chart Position

Rock charts
for Tehran, IR.

Artist Stats

Fans: 272
Song Plays: 100
Visits: 228
Widget Hits: 56

Status

Status: Listen to Yell Album in full at Arashk's Reverbnation page! http://www.reverbnation.com/arashk

Blog

Yell Album Press Release
May 10, 2011 at 12:13 AM
Yell album is the best choice for people who seek rich melodic instrumentations in riffs and solos of rock music accompanied by vocals as colors to the music itself. Yell’s songs present a variety of genres, from Heavy Metal to Hard Rock, Progressive Rock and even Soft Rock, so one could have a challenging listening time. Meanwhile it doesn’t ...