MUSLIMGAUZE Zul’m 2LP VINYL 2024
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May 26, 2026
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May 23, 2024
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Artist: MUSLIMGAUZE Title: Zul’m
Format: 2LP in extra heavy cardboard with deluxe spot UV finish and inside print! Year: 17.05.2024 Label: Other Voices
Tracklist: A1 Fakir [08:44]
A2 Curfew, Gaza [10:37]
B1 Afghan Black [09:06]
B2 Indian Summer of Benazir Bhutto [09:16]
C1 Teheran Via Train [07:56]
C2 Shiva Hooka [06:46]
C3 Teheran Via Train (Departure Mix) [05:43]
D1 Exit Afghanistan [09:15]
D2 Shiva Hooka (1000 Nights Mix) [06:23]
D3 Bhutto (Radio Rabbat Remix) [03:55] Info: THIRD part in a series of 4 outstanding double vinyl albums with bonus songs, previously released on CD between 1990 and 1994 on the Australian cult label Extreme Music.
2LP in extra heavy cardboard with deluxe spot UV finish and inside print! The original tracks were perfectly remastered for this first time ever vinyl-release and the new masters received high praise from the Extreme Music owner Roger Richards.
Original press release from Extreme (1992):
"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. A vision of unresolved cultural change. "Zul'm" sees a further step in the interaction of two very different nations, with guest musicians Said Nasser on Arabic percussion and voice and Zorawar Singh on Indian percussion and voice. Also appearing on the album is Mark Lawrence on keyboards. The title "Zul'm" is derived from the name of the Muslim prophet "Zulkifl", meaning fate. The plight of the Palestinian people continues to inspire the music of Muslimgauze.
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