Muslimgauze Zul'm
"Zul'm" is an album of contrasts. It is evocative of a culture caught up in a web of local and global politics. The narrative appears as a slice of urbanity - up tempo, carefree soundscapes of human activity interspersed with digitized spatial rhythms. The boundary between East and West coalesces, melding and jutting into a changing whole. Muslimgauze are from Manchester, forming in the post-industrial early eighties. Theirs is a world music based on western rhythms, integrated with ethnic instruments and atmospheres. The music is a minimal, polyrhythmic soundscape.
- 1. Fakir
- 2. Curfew Gaza
- 3. Afgan Black
- 4. Indian Summer of Benazir Bhutto
- 5. Teheran Via Train
- 6. Shiva Hooka 06:46
- 7. Teheran Via Train (Departure Mix)
- 8. Exit Afghanistan
- 9. Shiva Hooka (1000 Nights Mix)
- 10. Bhutto (Radio Rabbat Remix)