Return To The City Of Djinn, by The Rootsman vs Muslimgauze

Return To The City Of Djinn

by The Rootsman vs Muslimgauze

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Double album housed in a wonderful sleeve designed by Oleg Galay.
Including one 12'' color insert. High quality pressing.

Includes unlimited streaming of Return To The City Of Djinn via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
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* City Of Djinn (2LP)
* Return To The City Of Djinn (2LP)

Includes unlimited streaming of Return To The City Of Djinn via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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BUNDLE - The Rootsman vs Muslimgauze (3x2LPs)
Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
Including:

* Amahar (2LP)
* City Of Djinn (2LP)
* Return To The City Of Djinn (2LP)

Includes unlimited streaming of Return To The City Of Djinn via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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	1.	Srebrenica 03:18
	2.	Rawalpindi 03:30
	3.	Kabul 02:40
	4.	Cairo 03:00
	5.	Tabriz 02:44
	6.	Dar Es Salaam 03:06
	7.	Tuzla 03:00
	8.	Esfahan 02:56
	9.	Riyadh 02:19
	10.	Tashkent 03:05
	11.	Lahore 02:42
	12.	Assyut 02:44
	13.	Oran 01:59
	14.	Pristina 02:29
	15.	Faizabad 02:44
	16.	Dakar 03:37
	17.	Bradford 02:23
	18.	Samarkand 02:58
	19.	Essaouira 03:54
	20.	Banja Luka 02:57
	21.	Basra 02:18
	22.	Kairouan 03:01
	23.	Baku 03:48

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The second part of the famous collaboration between two UK based electronic pioneers: John Bolloten aka The Rootsman and Bryn Jones aka Muslimgauze.

For this album the original The Rootsman material from his albums “Into The Light” and “52 Days to Timbuktu” was remixed and deconstructed by Muslimgauze. As always with Bryn Jones, all material is inspired by Arab culture.

We hear distorted dub rhythms, sawn-off loops, traditional music, male and female voices and then distorted rhythms again. Closing your eyes, you can find yourself in the middle of an eastern city, walk along its noisy streets, admire the ancient architecture. This noise can tell amazing stories!

First vinyl edition. Originally in 1999 on CD by Third Eye Music.

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