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With Ask, the Amsterdam-based sextet Altin Gün marks an exuberant return to the '70s Anatolian folk-rock sound that characterized their first two albums, On (2018) and Gece (2019).
The debut LP (2018) from Anatolian rockers Altın Gün (meaning Golden Day in Turkish) from Amsterdam. Psychedelic with a dirty blend of funk rhythms, wah-wah guitars and analogue organs.
Armenian-American oud virtuoso John Berberian infuses Western rock and jazz sounds with Eastern tonalities and instrumentation. A true marriage of Western and (Middle) Eastern music with a fuzzed-out psychedelic edge.
This is a collection of rare tracks and lesser-heard singles. All tracks were recorded and released in Turkey between 1970 – 1977 and culled from Koray's personal vinyl collection. Includes exclusive photos and remastered audio.
A very cool sitar album – one that's sometimes funky, in the territory of work by Ananda Shankar, but which also has a vibe that's very much its own too.
Regarded amongst collectors of Anatolian rock as The Daddy of all Turkish rarities, this instrumental record from 1973 has to be heard to be believed and even then it's still Unbelievable. Is this record for real? Either these guys had timemachines or DJ
The move to Erbil came rich with new experiences and friendships b e s t celebrated as Omar Souleyman knows best; in joyous song dedicated to this new chapter of life.
From the golden era of Turkish popular music from the 1970s and features a diverse mix of original tracks and edits,showcasing psych, disco, folk, and arabesque styles.
The group is known for its contemporary takes on traditional Anatolian folk ballads whilst drawing on a heady mix of psychedelia, jazz and the omnivorous pop universe of the present day.
