Muslimgauze

Muslimgauze on vinyl: drums, dub and noise

In short: Muslimgauze was the project of musician Bryn Jones (1961–1999) from Manchester. He combined electronic sounds with percussion from the Middle East and South Asia, with dub and industrial – and left behind a huge body of work, much of which only came out after his death. The Vinyl Room currently has 6 Muslimgauze records.

What makes Muslimgauze special?

Hypnotic drum loops, deep dub bass and distorted voices: his tracks sound raw and intense, and the titles often refer to the Middle East conflict. Here you’ll find “Jackal The Invizible” and “Farouk Enjineer”.

The collection “Chasing The Shadow Of Bryn Jones 1983–1988” shows how it all began, with early recordings.

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Records by Muslimgauze

→ Dub · Tribal · Industrial · Electronic on vinyl

FAQ

Who is behind Muslimgauze? The musician Bryn Jones from Manchester, who died in 1999.

What kind of music is it? Electronic music with percussion from the Middle East and South Asia, with dub and industrial.

Why are there so many new records? Bryn Jones left a great many recordings, which have been coming out bit by bit since his death.

Which records do you have? Mostly editions from the 2020s – 6 records in all.