Track 3 from 'Blinding White Noise: Illusion & Chaos' which releases worldwide in early 2012 via Basick Records.

Vocals and lyrics by DMT
Guitar solo by Marty Friedman

LYRICS:

Behind the walls we seem to know 
We have faith in too many things 
And we just don't know what to choose 
We have control over everything 
And we could stand to lose it all 
I believe we are...Supernova 
Born onto a dying star 
What if we had known but what if we were never meant to know 
Behind our star 
What if we had known but what if we were never meant to know 
We die stranded here 
Would we survive? Would we die behind our star? 
We want this to be over 
We believe in so many things 
That we just don't know what to do 
We have faith in too many things 
That we just don't know what to choose 
Supernova....Tell us once again will we ever know? 
Tell us who we are. Born onto a dying star. 
Home again, home again, home again. 
When will I be home again? 
When will I be home again? 
When will I be home again? 
When will I be home again? 
When will I be home again? 
We want this to be over. 
We want this to be over. 
We want this to be over. 
We want this to be over. 
Tell us who we are...tell us who we are...tell us who we are...tell. 
We want this to be over although we need it so badly. 
Supernova. Tell us once again will we ever know? 
Tell us who we are. Born onto a dying star. 
Tell us once again will we ever know 
Tell us who we are 
Born onto a dying star, tell us who we are

Catharsis

The second single from SKYHARBOR's upcoming third album. Official video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPhu-9UYlD4

Featuring backing vocals by Kamakshi Khanna, Abhilasha Sinha, Nirupan Sinha and Dhruv Visvanath
Mixed by Keshav Dhar
Vocal mix by Eric Emery
Mastered by Paul Logus
(c) Skyharbor 2016. All Rights Reserved.

Blind Side

From the debut album 'Blinding White Noise : Illusion and Chaos' which will release worldwide in early 2012 via Basick Records.

Vocals and lyrics by DMT
First guitar solo by Vishal J Singh
Second guitar solo by Marty Friedman

LYRICS:


I'll never know how something so alive and fine 
Can see behind the sun
I'll never know how someone so beautiful
Could pine away

Cry...we're free again, Celestial

I don't know why you can't fight me, resist, abide by fists
Back to back and it's time you knew now that this is all you had

When we are rejected we lose our way, we're terrified
When we are protected the stars shine light into our lives

I lost my way, I'm fine
I lost my way
I lost my way
I don't know and I don't care

Cry...we're free again, Celestial

I fell down undiscovered
I'm broken waiting for this endless day to come
Please don't turn off the lights we're having the time of our lives

I don't know why you can't fight me, resist, abide by fists
Back to back and it's time you knew now that this is all you had

As life burns out age old earth rolls on
Lights fade out, away

As daylight dies the world will turn it's back on you
As daylight dies the stars will shine for you
Don't want to feel like this anymore
Don't want to lose my way again


Celestial

Starting out as a simple bedroom studio project, guitarist Keshav Dhar has seen Skyharbor quickly evolve into one of India’s hottest metal prospects, with huge admiration coming in from some of the biggest names in metal worldwide.

An astonishing amount of buzz also surrounded the band's first ever performance at the Bacardi NH7 Festival in Pune, India earlier this month, where they played to over 1,000 people and were one of the weekend’s highlights.

The long awaited debut album from Skyharbor promises to be a landmark release for the Indian independent music scene, in no small part thanks to the incredible number of international guest appearances it will see, including the likes of Marty Friedman (ex Megadeth), Daniel Tompkins (ex TesseracT), Vishal J. Singh (Amogh Symphony) and Sunneith Revankar (Bhayanak Maut).

Skyharbor will release the debut album ‘Blinding White Noise: Illusion & Chaos’ worldwide via Basick Records in early 2012.


QUOTES:

“I think you do some amazing work. Would love to hear more – it’s awesome.” – Marty Friedman (Megadeth, Cacophony)

“The stuff Keshav plays will blow your mind; not merely because it’s super complex in the patented “djent” stylee, but because of the number of ideas he inserts into the music. The fact that Keshav manages to record – and perform – the music as a solo artist is mindblowing. He must have four hands and three brains, and the thought of him joining a band of likeminded musicians is rather frightening. Remember Hammer’s recent trip to India to check out the local metal scene? Well, with artists like this, it won’t stay local for long.” – Joel McIver 

“With its fast-growing metal scene, is it any wonder that India has its foot in the door with this nascent scene? Skyharbor is, incredibly, just one guy.” – Metal Hammer (UK) Magazine (www.metalhammer.co.uk)

“If you’re looking to get into your first Indian band, I’d recommend (Keshav’s) stuff, Skyharbor!” – Jamie Postones (TesseracT, Heights)

“Our friend Keshav Dhar from India is doing some cool stuff with his band Skyharbor” – Bart Hennephof (Textures)

"Skyharbor should destroy all preconceived notions about the Indian scene. The music is just that damn good." - Andrew Lu, Rock Street Journal Magazine

“Keshav’s riffs scare the crap out of me” – Vishal J. Singh (Amogh Symphony)

“Brainchild of Indian guitar ace Keshav Dhar, this musical powerhouse is a heart pounding contribution to the poly-rhythmic low-end sub-genre of metal (known by name as ‘Djent’) rising in popularity over recent years. […] With a CD release set for this coming June, 2011 may hopefully be the year that this musically stunning brand name finally takes form.” – Ashley Jacob, Suite 101 (www.suite101.com)

“Underground act from India! Can't tell you much but they do an awesome job!” – Chronix Radio (www.chronixradio.com)

"Skyharbor’s second single “Catharsis” was released and features Tesseract‘s Daniel Tompkins on vocals and Ex-Megadeth guitarist Marty Friedman playing a killer solo. This isn’t your standard djent affair either, despite the old project name; while some of the elements are there, there’s so much more going on. Everything about this song is astounding, and with guests like these on the track, you know for damn sure it’s worth your time. Skyharbor’s debut album will see the light of day this June, and I can’t wait to see what else Keshav has up his sleeve." - Heavy Blog Is Heavy (www.heavyblogisheavy.com)

“Orchestrated swirling genius with a thumping heartbeat” – from the Harmony Central Online Community


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