Muslimgauze - Emak Bakia 1994 - neither a good album, nor an album that embraces bad influences - no track stuck out - a bland album.
Muslimgauze - Hamas Arc 1993 - good, solid album, and an album I would add to a main list of Muslimgauze listens.
Muslimgauze - Hebron Massacre 1994 - a single, 25+ minute track - good material, and an album I would add to a main list of Muslimgauze listens.
Muslimgauze - Nadir of Purdah 1994-1995 - (bootleg?) collection of Nile Quartra 7", Nadir of Purdah 12", and the Impulse #4 comp track - 7" is a vinyl rip and said to be too slow - comp track could be a b-side to Zul'm, which is great - marking the end of his best work?
Muslimgauze - Silknoose 1995 - some harder rhythms and harsher sounds/production - good album - liked it more this time than the other times I've heard it - awful artwork; almost as bad as Emak Bakia - heavy on the repetition, but in a less refined, more obvious way, as if he looped shit with little care whether it came across out of laziness; yes, it's obvious he loops as a common practice, but some of these tracks sound like a CD player on repeat, not an artist structurally repeating their samples.
Muslimgauze - Drugsherpa 1994 - he nailed this EP.
Muslimgauze - Satyajit Eye 1993 - first 4 tracks are Vote Hezbollah remixes and are very good - a very good album that I feel will make it to my list of top Muslimgauze albums - only on DAT (and mail-in only with coupon) until 2012.
Armed Citizens - Make Sense 1983 - NYHC.
Floor - Oblation 2014 - a strong Helmet Meantime vibe, maybe because of the vocals - not as grimy as I remember Floor - good riffs, but they're abbreviated or something, because if they were sustained just a bit longer, this would be less indie sounding and more heavy/sludge oriented.
