One of my favourite (and perhaps one of the most iconic) flavours of Muslimgauze right here, along with Betrayal, Eye For An Eye and Veiled Sisters. 1993 was quite a particular year for Muslimgauze...
Ten základní ZWUKOVEJ motiv prostě miluju jemně upředený jako gáza vždy mě to přenese k mému nejoblibenějšímu "z jemných ZWUKů" = COIL - DARK RIVER (Love secrets domain) THANK YOU
What I don't understand is if Bryn Jones died in 1999, where are all these posthumous albums coming from? Some of them do not sound authentic. This one sounds good but it is from 2000 (right?), not long after Bryn died. Some of the releases from 2012, 2014, etc., sound heavily modified. Who is Bryn's true heir?
He often inundated labels and collaborators with music; consequently, the latter had to be selective of what was finally put out. New material was often stylistic variations of previously released albums. Jones made large numbers of studio variations of nearly all his music. check out this: www.furious.com/perfect/muslimgauze.html
Thank you, this is a good article. I also looked at the Wikipedia article from which you took your comment. I understand how such an insanely prolific artist could have so many posthumous albums, but I hope that the people who release these albums are transparent about the thought processes behind their curation of Jones' work. Maybe they are. I don't know.
One could sit on the previously unreleased masters and not release them or release everything. Bryn Jones made a lot of music. I suspect fans would want to hear it all.
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One of my favourite (and perhaps one of the most iconic) flavours of Muslimgauze right here, along with Betrayal, Eye For An Eye and Veiled Sisters. 1993 was quite a particular year for Muslimgauze...
RiotSugarCoatedSour which of Muslimgauze albums sound like this one?
@@jrellhrel6538 probably "Betrayal" and "Veiled Sisters"
@@jrellhrel6538 i recomended Mullah said.
This is probably the heaviest, most melancholic gear I've heard from Muslimgauze
Muslimgauze forever 😍
Ten základní ZWUKOVEJ motiv prostě miluju jemně upředený jako gáza vždy mě to přenese k mému nejoblibenějšímu "z jemných ZWUKů" = COIL - DARK RIVER (Love secrets domain) THANK YOU
Soundtrack of our fucking life ....Thanks Dark Ambiant ... ..
❤
Genius
Best and similar: Mullah said, and this, Betrayal
Other can recommended?
Eye for an eye, Arabbox, Nile quartra ep.
Veiled sisters
Sick!
What I don't understand is if Bryn Jones died in 1999, where are all these posthumous albums coming from? Some of them do not sound authentic. This one sounds good but it is from 2000 (right?), not long after Bryn died. Some of the releases from 2012, 2014, etc., sound heavily modified. Who is Bryn's true heir?
He often inundated labels and collaborators with music; consequently, the latter had to be selective of what was finally put out. New material was often stylistic variations of previously released albums. Jones made large numbers of studio variations of nearly all his music.
check out this: www.furious.com/perfect/muslimgauze.html
Thank you, this is a good article. I also looked at the Wikipedia article from which you took your comment. I understand how such an insanely prolific artist could have so many posthumous albums, but I hope that the people who release these albums are transparent about the thought processes behind their curation of Jones' work. Maybe they are. I don't know.
i hope so too...
One could sit on the previously unreleased masters and not release them or release everything. Bryn Jones made a lot of music. I suspect fans would want to hear it all.
we cant know, but this sounds different from all his work, and i heard a lot.