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reinhören “”Hand of Fatima” is one of 2 new ltd. edition (1000) Muslimgauze cds released in June of this year, the other being “Fakir Sind“.  “Hand of Fatima” gives us 6 lengthy tracks that clock in at just over an hour in total.  The first three tracks are similar:  booming dub style bass line, a [...]

Posted on July 28th, 2010 under Mobiles. Tags: Experimental, Muslimgauze, Tribal. Comments: None

“If Muslimgauze needs an introduction, you haven’t had your ear to the dirt for too long. Like the sublime archaeology that adorns the record sleeve, give thanks that this set has been unearthed. Lo-fi India Abuse (the title scrawled by Bryn Jones on the DAT master he sent to BSI) shows Muslimgauze in fresh and [...]

Posted on March 18th, 2010 under Musik. Tags: Dub, Experimental, Muslimgauze. Comments: 1

Reinhören “Quite different from any other Muslimgauze I’ve heard (admittedly what I’ve heard is not exactly a sizeable portion of a discography nearly the size of Alaska), this is hard, distorted, and mad abrasive on the ears. Twenty six tracks, some over eight minutes long, many under a minute, and none of them comprised of [...]

Posted on June 17th, 2009 under Musik. Tags: Experimental, Industrial, Muslim, Muslimgauze. Comments: None

“With ‘Fedayeen’ you get a full length album, with 8 varied tracks (7 really as one is a few seconds long). There are a couple of rapid fire drum’n’bass type rhythm loops, ‘Mustafas cassette market Marrakesh’ featuring voices deep in the mix and ‘Aziz al Mufarr’ has metallic phasing. ‘Abu salim Tripolk’ is a slower [...]

Posted on December 3rd, 2008 under Musik. Tags: drum'n'bass, Muslimgauze. Comments: None

“With this CDs, Muslimgauze was still and totally into Arabian music, but the sounds used here are more distorted and looped that on some of his later recordings. The drums, clearly acoustic, are treated and the rhythms are very repetitive. Some tracks could very well be played in clubs, since they tempo and loops would [...]

Posted on December 3rd, 2008 under Musik. Tags: Muslimgauze. Comments Off