Muslimgauze - Muhammadunize 2xLPListeners who know much of anything about Bryn Jones' work as Muslimgauze know that he was prolific in both his work and Muhammadunize, has what could be called a classic feel to it, with a very familiar blend of drones, string instruments, and synths, and varying percussion break beat patterns, in turn mixed with a number of hard to catch vocal samples. It's a formula used many times in the past by Jones, yet somehow he still manages to keep things

"Can you believe this shit

1 is less violent than the solo side of the Acoustic Guitar/Gifts split

the ROVA Saxophone Quartet

as each of the six tracks plays like dystopian theme songs for closed-circuit television dramas

Tonspur Tapes (Germany)

creaking chairs

Kauffmann at S

The Refrain's two side-long tracks mix sounds of the mundane with the otherworldly

forged while he was a record store in Australia

If you find yourself routinely menaced by everyday objects

Kazuki Tomokawa catapulted into Tokyo’s avant-garde scene with his cathartic and utterly electrifying performances

Nick [Imfeld] and Mick engineered