MUSLIMGAUZE Islamic Songs CD limit 500 egz ! FOLIA

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Muslimgauze :: Islamic Songs Release date: Sep 12, 2013

Muslimgauze to pseudonim artystyczny Bryna Jonesa brytyjskiego artysty tworzącego na gruncie muzyki elektronicznej, inspirowanego rytmami Bliskiego Wschodu.

Bryn Jones rozpoczął działalność artystyczną w odpowiedzi na izraelską inwazję na Liban w 1982 roku (Wojna libańska). Pierwotnie jego projekt nosił nazwę E.g Oblique Graph.

W swojej twórczości, czerpiącej garściami z muzyki arabskiej, Bryn Jones poruszał się po różnych gatunkach muzycznych takich jak dub, ambient czy techno. Muslimgauze bazował wyłącznie na sprzęcie analogowym, odcinał się od komputerowego tworzenia i przetwarzania muzyki.

Muslimgauze

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**Edition of 500 copies** Outstanding, previously unreleased Muslimgauze album, includes an amazing 12 minute piece of layered percussions, slyding string loops and field recordings entitled 'Arab An Dog Curfew Tel Aviv'. "The sun always shines bright, very bright in the middle east. Windows open up and we hear music. Not the music by Muslimgauze, but traditional music. We hear the Adhan, the call for prayer, the souk and people talking. All along we hear music. It’s coming from all directions, rhythmic, mysterious, monotonous perhaps, but like swirling like a dervish, round and round it goes. Music of the islam perhaps? It’s this music that was such an inspiration for Bryn Jones (1[zasłonięte]961-19), although perhaps ‘inspiration’ probably doesn’t exactly justify the seemingly endless flood of material he recorded during his life. “Izlamic Songs” is one of those previously unreleased albums which now sees the light of day. Although albums by Muslimgauze were usually not thematic based , it’s perhaps possible to see this “Izlamic Songs” as a thematically organized album. Not set in a very specific surrounding, but moving along inside the busy city of the occupied Palestinean land. Jones produces his beats with considerable force in the opening piece ‘I Shall Sing Until My Land Is Free’ and in the untitled sixth track. Especially the latter has a nice deep bass thumb, which brings “Azzazin” back to mind. It’s the sound of low flying drone, spying on us. Who said that life was going to be easier in the occupied territories after some time? A female voice singing, and a tribal dance beat guides that. Classic Muslimgauze opening move. From then on its down the casbah, and we hear tabla’s, samples of stringed instruments, and obscured voice samples. A moment of rest we get with ‘Sahara Head Dress’. We wake up back on the airplane, back home, with ‘System Virus Abuse 1,2,3’, a short piece of digital failure. Noted as such by Jones on the tape, this seventeen second piece is the sound of a drone crashing - one down for the enemy."

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Tracks

1 I Shall Sing Until My Land is Free
2 Tourist Vice Hole
3 This is My Palestine
4 Sahara Head Dress
5 Arab and Dog Curfew Tel Aviv
6 Systemwide Virus Abuse 1
7 Systemwide Virus Abuse 2
8 Systemwide Virus Abuse 3

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Muslimgauze

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*Excerpts from the album. The sun always shines bright, very bright in the Middle East. Windows open up and we hear music. Not the music by Muslimgauze, but traditional music. We hear the Adhan, the call for prayer, the souk and people talking. Music comes from all directions -- rhythmic, mysterious, monotonous perhaps, but swirling like a dervish, round and round it goes. The music of Islam was such an inspiration for Bryn Jones (1[zasłonięte]961-19), although perhaps "inspiration" probably doesn't justify the seemingly endless flood of material he recorded during his life. Islamic Songs is a previously-unreleased album which now sees the light of day. Although albums by Muslimgauze were usually not thematically based, it's perhaps possible to see Islamic Songs as a thematically organized album, not set in a specific surrounding, but moving along inside the busy city of the occupied Palestinian land. Jones produces his beats with considerable force on the opening piece "I Shall Sing Until My Land Is Free" and on the sixth track, which has a nice, deep bass thump. It's the sound of a low-flying drone, spying on us. A female voice is singing, guided by a tribal dance beat -- a classic Muslimgauze opening move. From then on it's down to the Kasbah, and we hear tablas, samples of stringed instruments, and obscured vocal samples. There is a moment of rest on "Sahara Head Dress," and we wake up back on the airplane, back home, with "System Virus Abuse 1, 2 and 3," a short piece on digital failure. Noted as such by Jones on the tape, this 17-second piece is the sound of a drone crashing -- one down for the enemy.

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