Russia Today, 11 September 2009

The Pakistani pair challenges religious, gender and cultural divides with song. Zeb and Haniya have created history by being Pakistan’s first all-women rock band. The Lahore-based duo, originally from the Taliban-infested North West Frontier Province, is now hitting headlines in Asia. Their debut album has been flying off the shelves at Karachi’s popular music stores.

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Feminist review, 15 June 2009

Between Zeb’s classical-sounding vocals and Haniya’s beautiful guitar arrangements, this Pakistani duo creates beautiful and highly emotive sounds.

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Deutsche Welles, 12 November 2009

Zeb and Haniya are among the most innovative musicians in Pakistan. Two young women hailing from Pakistan’s most conservative region are making big waves in the music scene.

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Times of India, 9 September 2009

Zeb and Haniya, Pakistan’s first all-women rock-band, are as far removed from the rock  musician stereotype as sunlight from strobes.

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India Today, 9 September 2009

Zeb and Haniya have made a befitting salute to their Pashtun heritage. Everything about their music reads extraordinary. Maybe because it mimics their personalities. They also gathered loads of accolades for their work, including winning the Best Live Act at the MTV Music Awards in Pakistan earlier this year.

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The Hindu, 24 June 2008

Pakistan has not lacked women singers, but Zeb and Haniya are the first vocalists to be writing their own songs and composing their own music.

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