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Rank The Best songs of ARTCELL
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Artcell is a Bangladeshi progressive metal band formed in October 1999. Artcell is one of the leading bands of Bangladesh. The name "Artcell" was decided upon because it was softer sounding than a typical heavy metal name. In Cézanne and Shaju's words: -"Even though we were a heavy metal band when we started, we didn't want a heavy metal name. We wanted a softer or an artistic touch to the heavy metal side. 'Cells where art is produced' – that was pretty much the basic idea behind the name 'Artcell.' Ershad came up with it and we all opted for it." Artcell released its first studio album Onno Shomoy in 2002. It was both critically and commercially successful. After the success of Onno Shomoy, Artcell spent four years carrying out experiments with their music without releasing an album. They did, however, release singles scattered in various albums by other bands or compilation albums. Their second studio album Aniket Prantor was released in April 2006. The album was one of the top sellers of the year. In the 19 years since its inception, the band has released two albums. Their third album was scheduled to be released in December 2016 yet it is not published. Band members: Ershad Zaman - lead guitar and vocals (1999–present) George Lincoln D'Costa - vocal and guitar (1999–present) Saef Al Nazi Cézanne - bass, back-up vocals (1999–present) Kazi Sajjadul Asheqeen Shaju - drums (1999–present) Faisal Iftekher - bass (2016–present) Reaz (Mechanix) - drums (2010–present) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This list contains their all the released/unreleased songs. Rank the best according to your opinion. Each song is associated with its lyrics in the description, courtesy of musixmatch.
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Best books by Rosi Braidotti
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Rosi Braidotti is a pioneering figure in posthumanist thought, known for her incisive critiques of traditional philosophical frameworks and her exploration of new ways of understanding subjectivity, ethics, and the future of life. Her work is characterized by its rigorous engagement with continental philosophy, feminist theory, and science studies, forging a unique and influential path. From groundbreaking explorations of nomadic identity to profound analyses of the implications of our technologically mediated existence, Braidotti's bibliography offers a rich tapestry of ideas that continue to shape contemporary critical discourse. Whether you're drawn to her challenging theoretical propositions or her compelling vision for a more inclusive and sustainable future, diving into her books promises an intellectually rewarding and thought-provoking journey. This list highlights some of Rosi Braidotti's most impactful and widely discussed works, offering a starting point for both seasoned scholars and newcomers to her influential oeuvre. But we want to hear from you! Your own experiences and interpretations are vital to understanding the full scope of her contributions. **Take a moment to explore the books below and then use the drag-and-drop functionality to reorder them according to your personal ranking of their significance, impact, or your own reading preferences.** Let's build a collective understanding of the Braidotti library, one personalized ranking at a time!
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Best books by Rem Koolhaas
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Rem Koolhaas, the Pritzker Prize-winning architect, urban planner, and provocateur, is not only renowned for his groundbreaking buildings but also for his influential writings. His books are less about architectural dogma and more about exploring the complexities of urbanism, culture, and the forces shaping our built environment. From the manifesto-like "Delirious New York," which dissects the urban laboratory of Manhattan, to the dense and insightful research projects of OMA/AMO, Koolhaas's publications are essential reading for anyone interested in understanding the contemporary world through the lens of architecture. These books challenge conventional wisdom, spark debate, and offer a unique perspective on the relationship between architecture, society, and the ever-evolving urban landscape. This list brings together some of the most significant and thought-provoking books either authored or heavily influenced by Rem Koolhaas. Explore the radical ideas, insightful observations, and challenging perspectives contained within these pages, and consider how they have shaped architectural discourse and continue to influence design thinking today. But don't just take our word for it! Rank these titles according to your own preferences and understanding. Use the drag-and-drop feature to create your own definitive order and share your personal ranking of the best books by Rem Koolhaas. Let's see how your perspective compares to others!
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