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I can't wait, just can't wait! The albums is going to be as eclectic as ever, music-wise, plus it will contain a bit less less growling vox. Israeli progressive folk metal masters ORPHANED LAND are putting the finishing touches on the follow-up to 2010's "The Never Ending Way Of ORwarriOR"...

Oriental, Progressive Metal, Folk Metal Band info Sand Aura is a band established on the concept ( we are all humans), and the belief of the unification of all cultures, religions,and historical backgrounds of the new age's concept. Which was forgotten and lost , through conflicts and wars...

The disc is out, order it at http://yossisassi.com/shop.html ! It's really good, much technical shredding, and unearthly Satriani-ish melodies, and oriental ornaments, with some existantial philosofy behind its concept.

Let's discuss stuff related to Orphaned Land's debute DVD here :rock: The trailer:

Let's post covers of Orphaned Land's songs here.

Now, as "The Never Ending Way Of ORwarriOR" is released, it's time to vote what are Orphaned Land fans' 5 all-time favorite songs played by the band. 19 years of music, 4+ albums, 60+ songs - name the 5 Orphaned Land's songs you consider the masterpieces among masterpieces! Thank you :rock...

Wow, this is impressing, Google search trends for "Orphaned Land": Orphaned Land is regaining popularity dynamically. Top regions 1. Syria 2. Israel 3. Tunisia 4. Morocco 5. Turkey 6. Czech Republic 7. Greece 8. Croatia 9. Egypt 10. Portugal...

Let's share our impressions about the new album in this thread.

SHIT HAPPENS interpretations in various world religions, philosophies and doctrines Taoism: Shit happens. If you can shit, it isn't shit. Shit happens, so flow with it. Hare Krishna: Shit Happens, Rama Rama Ding Ding. She-it happens, She-it happens, happens, happens...

Hi, I had some nice communication with Ananth and exchanged some movies which caused a revolution of my knowledge of religions, the world, spirituality and political systems. I suggest posting here the titles of such movies which impressed you deeply and discussing them. Exchanging thoughts...

Hi, As Orphaned Land guys mentioned on their FaceBook you can initiate an Orphaned Land's concert in your city or part of the world. To do that: - Contact your local metal concert organizers and have them interested. - Contact Kobi Farhi: this board's user KO_B (or you can also find and...

Dear fellow fans, Here I would like to discuss what ORwarriOR CD cover art might look like [hypothetically]. I'm creating this topic just for fun - so that everyone can be creative here :)

Let's discuss Eurovision 2009 music here. The contest will take place on May 12-16 in Moscow.

Hi, I think it would be nice if all forum participants (and visitors) introduced themselves briefly. E.g. - your native culture, language, - country, age, name, - interests, - when and how did you learn about Orphaned Land, - which OL songs/albums you like most of all, - what musical...

Greetings ye orphans, In heavy metal it's a long good tradition to record unique and/or crazy tributes and covers of other bands' masterpieces. Whatever the OL guys touch becomes a new unique masterpiece - just remember their cover of Paradise Lost's "Mercy" - colorful and Middle Eastern...

For those who did not hear it, The Naked Lie featuring Kobi: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=28587543 Kinda post-rock, romantic and electronic, something like God Is An Astronaut, only with lyrics about love. Demonstrates a very different side of Kobi's...

Hi everyone, In this topic let's list all bands that play music that is close to Orphaned Land's, e.g. oriental metal, metal-meets-religious music, Arabian metal, atmospheric doom etc.

Greetz everyone. I'm just wondering what's the band's opinion about bootleg recordings of their concerts. I enjoy listening to concert renditions of songs a lot, and the only way I can get all that (never officially released) audio and video material is from Internet. You know, there are...

Hi all, Last night there was a splendid OL show at the 'Tochka' club in Moscow. They were 2 guitars, bass, vocals and drumset, that is no female vocals, no ethno-percussion and no keyboard. Still, 5 was enough to deliver the great drive and melodics of their music. OL was on the set along...