Ruins of Uzbekistan, by qorakitobchi

Ruins of Uzbekistan

by qorakitobchi

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Elysian Fields - KXCI 91.3 FM I love this whole album, it's as immersive as it gets. But, the deep vocalizations on Message from the Gods really make this a standout track. Favorite track: Message from the Gods.

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1.	Heart 03:46	buy track
2.	Loneliness 06:44	buy track
3.	Message from the Gods 08:19	buy track
4.	The Wrath of God 08:27	buy track
5.	Resurrection 11:30	buy track
6.	Tears of night Samarkand 08:15	buy track

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qorakitobchi's album "Ruins of Uzbekistan" is a relentless sonic journey that seems to have emerged from the very heart of Central Asia's unforgiving deserts. It resonates as if it were forged in the crucible of nomadic noise musicians, whose sonic expressions are as abrasive as the winds that sweep across the arid expanse. Enveloped by layers of dust, battered by the relentless desert gales, and occasionally swallowed by the shifting sands, qorakitobchi's compositions evoke a powerful and unyielding experience, akin to navigating a monolithic wall of sound amidst the captivating mystique of Central Asia.

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released September 21, 2023

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qorakitobchi is the brainchild of Anvar Kalandarov, a musician hailing from Uzbekistan. Since its inception in 2012, this project has boldly ventured into uncharted sonic territories. Anvar has crafted a sonic experience that melds the harsh, unyielding essence of industrial, drone, and noise elements from Western origins with the primal and unrefined qualities of traditional Uzbek musical instruments, including the tanbur, the rubab, and the sato.

Published by ©Unexplained Sounds Group.
Curated and mastered by Raffaele Pezzella.
Cat. Num. USG088
Cover Picture: ruins of the medieval walled city Dzhanpik-Kala
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