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ARTIST
MUSLIMGAUZE
TITLE
No Human Rights For Arabs Vol. 2
FORMAT
CD
LABEL
STAALPLAAT
CATALOG #
MUSLIM 034CD
MUSLIM 034CD
GENRE
EXPERIMENTAL
RELEASE DATE
1/24/2005
Unreleased and extended remix of the original and already sold out of the first volume. Parts originally released as the
No Human Rights For Arabs In Israel
(EP) (Staalplaat, 1995) & tracks 2-5, 7 & 12 as
No Human Rights For Arabs In Israel
(EP) (on the Polish label Vivo, 2004). "From the moment I glanced at the horrific cover art of a small Arab child ravaged, bleeding and bandaged I knew this prolific orator of the proletariat is firmly planting his message into the consciousness of the mostly converted. Though, the contents are a mix of atmospheric electronics, somewhat techno, and repetitive, the real message is patented in his direct passion to embed his political passions in a thread of frenetic rhythm, tones and beats. Composed of six tracks, this Psychic TV'esque mélange of chunky beats and synth-sensation recalls early 80s lower east side day-glo attitudes pigmented with pop-art hooks. This has the feel of a Bootsy Collins or other like Funkadelic spin-off record, not quite 'the same' but experimenting with foundations of something that was once quite miraculous." -- T.J. Norris/Igloo.
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