Rock band BLACK from Bangladesh - http://www.youtube.com/YourBlackTube


http://www.youtube.com/user/YourBlackTube

BLACK – the band from underground who came OVERGROUND and released their own youtube channel......wickeddddd innit? :-)

check out http://www.youtube.com/user/YourBlackTube

Now, these rock beasts boasting Wolverish features from Dhaka kicks in the right amount of adrenaline in to the atmosphere...be it through your headphones or at a raging rock concert. I mean their rock solid guitar riffs, solos, heart pounding drums n bass topped with growls and screams - they have successfully mastered the 'rhythms of rock', 'moods of melancholy'....and all those emotionally justifiable lines like 'when I touched her, I felt the best part of me touched'.

And here they are, once again...with all their official music videos, footage and all the necessary clippings to keep them rolling inside rock heads and ballad belles. And here is what BLACK wants to do:

*Emotionally sizzle you with all their latest updates, behind-the-scenes, ob-scenes (haha!)

*Post interactive and visual demos of newly composed clips, jams or whatever the hell they feel like

*Most Importantly – interact with fans, give hi5s, book faces and say out loud – what would you prefer, drink n drive or spliff n fly??

http://www.youtube.com/user/YourBlackTube

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