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Staalplaat

MUSLIMGAUZE - No Human Rights For Arabs Vol. 2

"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." - Staalplaat .

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