The best Muslimgauze albums
20 records, ordered by how much we can tell you about each one — not by chart position.
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Hussein Mahmood Jeeb Tehar Gass Start here
1999
A dense tapestry of rhythms and textures, weaving together ambient soundscapes with political undertones and cultural references.
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Abu Nidal
1987
A haunting blend of ambient textures and pulsating rhythms, reflecting political turmoil through experimental soundscapes.
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Triptych E.P
1982
A haunting blend of industrial noise and ambient textures that immerses listeners in a politically charged soundscape.
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Lo-Fi India Abuse
1999
Textured soundscapes blend tribal rhythms and industrial noise, creating an immersive experience that challenges conventional music boundaries.
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5
Mullah Said
1998
A dense tapestry of hypnotic rhythms and haunting textures that evoke a sense of political urgency and cultural reflection.
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Deceiver
1996
Ethereal soundscapes intertwine with heavy beats, creating a dense atmosphere that reflects political strife and cultural identity.
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Chechnya Over Dub
2020
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Hand of Fatima
1999
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Abyssinia Selasie
2015
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10
Sulaymaniyah
2009
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Observe with Sadiq Bey
1999
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12
Your Mines in Kabul
2000
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13
Un-used Remix's 1994–1995
2014
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No Human Rights for Arabs in Israel
1995
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Hindu Kush On
2020
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Keffeen Head
2020
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Dar es Salaam
2002
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The Unfinished Mosque
2000
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Minaret Speaker
2015
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Mohammad Ali Jinnah
2016