1833 AD
1833 AD formed in Karachi in 2003 with Aamer Zaki on vocals, Fahad Ahmed on guitar, Waleed Ahmed on bass, and Salman Albert on drums. Their debut album 'A New...
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1833 AD formed in Karachi in 2003 with Aamer Zaki on vocals, Fahad Ahmed on guitar, Waleed Ahmed on bass, and Salman Albert on drums. Their debut album 'A New Chapter' came out in 2008, featuring the title track '1833 AD' that became their most recognizable song. The band's name references the year of the great Bengal earthquake, which they've described as a metaphor for music's transformative power.
Their lyrics often touch on social commentary and cultural heritage, which has occasionally drawn criticism in Pakistan. In 2010, they had to cancel a performance at a music festival due to pressure from religious groups. Despite this, they've continued releasing albums like 'Fake The Beauty' in 2011, 'Koshish' in 2014, and 'All Our Dreams' in 2019.
Other songs in their catalog include 'Empty Shrine' and 'Who Will Kill The Emperor.' The band has performed at various festivals and maintained a presence in Pakistan's rock scene for nearly two decades.
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