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updated 02-Sep-2007

The guys behind Nabz (pulse) reside in the green pastures of Marin County, a short drive from the Golden Gate Bridge, north of San Francisco. The concept of the band came into shape from a gathering of a couple of friends for a casual jam session back in December 2002. At the time, neither of them had any idea that what began as a night hanging out with a friend would ultimately lead to an ongoing commitment resulting in the completion of a cutting edge album with much more on the way.

As they had no intention of producing the material for a target audience, they did not have to succumb to sacrificing the content for the purpose of commercial success. Neither did they see the need to box themselves within any limitations. They wanted the primary sound to be that of an electric guitar stretched to new dimensions, accompanied by words that reflect the immediate world around them. And as they achieved that goal week after week, they knew that they were onto something special; a style distinctly their own, and they called it Nabz >>> nabz.com

Three tracks from "Message of Simplicity" in RealAudio
(More songs here)

-- Dast-e Man Nist
-- Bauroon
-- Raghs-e Aub

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Raghse Aub
Bauroon
Daste Man Nist


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