Entity Paradigm (also known colloquially as EP) was a Pakistani rock music band. EP fused different elements of music like alternative rock, rock music, rap and ambience, and was influenced by bands like Linkin Park, Creed, and Staind, amongst other Western dynamos. EP's tracks are often characterized by dark, melancholic, ambient preludes and interludes, pulsating drum beats, synthesized electronic sound effects, reverberating vocals and raw guitar riffs backed up by delicate string work on the rhythms. Initially there were two separate bands called Entity and Paradigm, both of whom were active in the Lahore underground scene since 1994 and 2000 respectively [1]. During the early 2000s Ahmad Ali Butt from Entity and Fawad Afzal Khan from Paradigm were working on a popular TV sitcom called Jutt and Bond (which originally aired on Indus Vision), when the show's director suggested that they do a soundtrack for the show. The duo called upon Xulfi (Paradigm's guitarist) and in a matter of a single week they came up with the anthem, "Hum Ko Aazma" which was used as playback at the end of the show. It was during this time when adverts for Pepsi's Battle Of The Bands began to air on television asking for entries from all over Pakistan to decide which musicians have won the highest number of Pakistanis. Since both bands didn't have any of their independent compilations on record and time was of the essence as far as the deadline of the competition was concerned, they decided to send off, "Hum Ko Aazma" as a collaborative effort. Entity Paradigm's band members consisted of: * Zulfiqar J Khan (Xulfi) - Lead Guitars/Composition * Fawad Afzal Khan - Lead Vocals * Ahmed Ali Butt - Rap/ Backing Vocals * Salman Albert - Percussions/Backing Vocals * Waqar Ahmed Khan - Percussions * Sajjad Ali Khan - Bass * Hassaan Khalid - Rhythm Guitars