iron is the heavy metal that has highest concentration in earth's crust.
iron is the heavy metal that has highest concentration in earth's crust.
which heavy metal has highest concentration in earth's crust?
iron
the 80s was the most important decade for foundation of heavy metal in bangladesh. heavy metal and hard rock became very popular among young music fans. the young musicians picked up their instruments and started to cover hard rock and heavy metal songs. they also followed the styles of english and american metal bands styles - growing long hair, forming bands with english name, wearing tight jeans, t-shirt, boots etc. however due to cultural impact and strictness many boys weren't allowed to grow long hair until they became famous. back in the '80s, there wasn't any internet connection or much broadcasting facilities in bangladesh for foreign heavy metal bands. but there was also a local shop called, ""rainbow"", in dhaka, which used to distribute foreign metal bands' albums. the shop played an important role for inspiring bangladeshi musicians with foreign metal acts. the shop is still activate. primarily drawing influences from nwobhm bands such as iron maiden and motörhead with an early influence of 70s traditional heavy metal bands such as deep purple and black sabbath, many underground hard rock and heavy metal bands were formed in dhaka from early 80s to mid 80s. it was an immediate response of new wave of british heavy metal music from bangladeshi musicians. many psychedelic rock and blues rock artists of bangladesh also inspired them to go forward. while some young guitarists at that time were also impressed by the guitar playing of neoclassical metal artists such as ritchie blackmore, randy rhoads, yngwie malmsteen, jason becker and paul gilbert. the first ever bangladeshi heavy metal band to be formed was "waves" on 25th december, 1981, frankfurt, germany. the band was formed by three bangladeshi teenagers -" iftekhar, mahmud and mithu" living in the germany. their early influences include hard rock and metal bands like ac/dc, black sabbath, led zeppelin, motorhead, thin lizzy and van halen. they returned to bangladesh in 1983. in 1984, waves recorded 3 songs for btv for its upcoming eid show but btvs gm called the entire show an "“opo-shankscrity”" and decided not to air waves. following that incident, waves was banned from performing at the venues in bangladseh including btv. many line up changes happened while some of the members moved abroad. they covered ""heaven and hell"" of black sabbath in 1985. a video footage can be found on youtube about their lead singer asking their audiences if it was right banning waves from performing on btv and if they (the audience) would want to cut iftekhar's (their bassist) long hair. waves disbanded in 1985. and after almost 10 years they released their only album, "purono smriti". they have been inactive for ever since after 1996. in 1984, warfaze was formed. they were young heavy metal fans from st.joeseph. at the time heavy metal wasn't yet mainstream music in bangladesh. mainstream music included genres such as pop, folk and blues. so, warfaze started as a cover band. they used to cover english hard rock and heavy metal songs of bands such as deep purple, iron maiden and dokken. after multiple line-up changes and 7 years later of their formation they released their self-titled debut album, ""warfaze"", in 1991 under sargam records. the album is considered one of the most influential heavy metal albums of bangaldesh. songs like ""boshe achi"" and ""ekti chele"" were big hits. warfaze continued working on their following albums - ""obak valobasha"", ""jibon dhara"" and ""oshamajik"" in the '90s. although at the time, there were few bands who played heavy riffs and solos, but there were no bands who had a singer like warfaze's first singer, sunjoy. most of the metal/hard rock bands' vocalists where singing in melodic vocals with heavy riffs. but sunjoy's powerful high-pitched screaming voice helped developing the idea of heavy metal singing. he was inspired by and often followed the singing style of ian gillan. his screams in "ekti chele" is a perfect example of it which lasts for about 20 seconds. sunjoy has been the most influential heavy metal vocalist of bangladesh. on the other hand, warfaze's lead guitarist, kamal's fast arpeggios with alternate and sweep picking, tapping, dive bombs and melodic structures uses created heavy metal riffs and solos in their songs. kamal is one of the pioneering shredders of bangladesh. his shredding solos took warfaze's music to neoclassical metal edge. warfaze along with their music also helped to improve rebellious lyrics in bangladeshi rock music. most of their songs were about anti-establishment, complicated lives and socialism. both of their albums, ""jibon dhara"" (living style) and ""oshamajik"" (anti-social) indicate it. while jibon dhara was more about political theme, oshamajik was more about social struggles. their lyrics helped pushing the boundary of romantic lyrics. warfaze has been the most important rock and metal band of bangladesh for their influence and consistency, running for over three decades and still going. rockstrata, another metal band was formed in 1985. they too were students of st.joseph college. they were initially inspired by black sabbath. they used to cover various songs of black sabbath. later they gained interest in iron maiden. they released their self-titled debut album in 1992. their music, especially guitar riffs were heavier compared to other rock bands of their time. but after releasing their debut album, they became inactive for over 20 years. although they returned to the scene with their second album, ""notun shaader khoje"" "(in search of new taste)" in 2014. both rockstrata and warfaze have been cited as the first heavy metal bands of bangladesh by music critics. however both being contemporaries to each other, warfaze and rockstrata had significant differences in their musical styles. rockstrata sounded more brutal and heavy which could be compared to doom metal music of black sabbath. while warfaze approached more as a technical and fast paced band pretty similar to speed metal sound of deep purple. in dhaka, another band formed in the late 80s to early 90s, was also influential towards hard rock and heavy metal. they released their debut album in, ""nishshobdo kolahol"" in 1992. but they too became inactive after mid 90s. meanwhile, another hard rock trio named ""kirtinasha"" "(destroyed)" who formed in 1988, released their debut album, """kirtinasha"" in 1993 under asia voice records. kirtinasha was one of the fewest bands who didn't release their albums under sargam label. they were one of the pioneering hard rock bands of bangladesh who recorded some of their earliest stuffs in 1988 but didn't release anything until their debut album. kirtinasha's songs were about natural calamities, anti-love, conflicts, narcissism, terrorism and deaths. kirtinasha never went mainstream like warfaze or rockstrata. but their song, ""dhoroni"" "(earth)" was successful among hard rock fans of that time. kirtinasha had no activity after mid 90s. their members pursued their personal lives and left the music industry after mid 90s. aces was another popular rock band formed in late '80s. they were very technically proficient but didn't release any album. thus they faded from the music scene after '90s.
bangladeshi heavy metal
crust punk groups, such as amebix, took some influence from early black metal bands like venom, hellhammer, and celtic frost. similarly, bathory was initially inspired by crust punk as well as heavy metal. crust punk was affected by a second wave of black metal in the 1990s, with some bands emphasizing these black metal elements. iskra are probably the most obvious example of second wave black metal-influenced crust punk; iskra coined their own phrase "blackened crust" to describe their new style. the japanese group gallhammer also fused crust punk with black metal while the english band fukpig has been said to have elements of crust punk, black metal, and grindcore. in addition, norwegian band darkthrone have incorporated crust punk traits in their more recent material. as daniel ekeroth wrote in 2008,
heavy metal genres