Muslimgauze - Emak Bakia (1994/2020)

We have repeatedly surprised you with unusual releases that sound uncharacteristic for wellknown artists Remember Merzbow with guitars, synth (almost said synth-pop) and drum machine? Well, Muslimgauze's turn came up. Emak Bakia – long out of print masterpieces from 1994. Even in the huge Bryn Jones' discography Emak Bakia really stands out of albums from the period due its rather unique (house-music related) sound and short, by the standards of Bryn Jones, tracks. Like a crossmix between Psychic TV (circa Towards Thee Infinite Beat) and Muslimgauze's trademark percussion and eastern vibes. Available again as limited CD, MC and special Box Set. Re-mastered and with new stunning artwork.

Tracklist
1. Afghans Rev. V.01 (02:44)
2. Y.A. Rev. V.01 (05:52)
3. Missing Tibetans Rev. V.01 (04:36)
4. Y.A. Rev. V.02 (04:16)
5. Afghans Rev. V.02 (02:44)
6. Missing Tibetans Rev. V.02 (05:33)
7. Lahra Salam Rev. V.01 (05:04)
8. Y.A. Rev. V.03 (06:03)
9. Afghans Rev. V.03 (03:29)