Tears of Injustice is the acoustic version of Mdou Moctar’s Funeral for Justice. It is an evolution of the band’s critically-adored breakout – the meditative mirror- image to the blistering original. Last month, Mdou Moctar recorded a three song session and interview for NPR’s World Cafe. The complete session can be heard below. 00:00
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Mdou Moctar have released new single and video ‘Imouhar’, taken from the group’s forthcoming album, Funeral For Justice, out May 3rd on Matador. A hypnotic rock song building to a feverish crescendo,
Tears of Injustice is the acoustic version of Mdou Moctar’s Funeral for
The familiar elements of Tuareg electric guitar music are here: modal riffs
Mdou Moctar have shared a new session video: ‘Live at Smokey’s Wedding, Agadez.’ The 14-minute clip documents the band’s short electric set at a traditional Tuareg wedding celebration. “Smokey’s was the last
Tears of Injustice is the acoustic version of Mdou Moctar’s Funeral for Justice. It is an evolution of the band’s critically-adored breakout – the meditative mirror- image to the blistering original. Last month, Mdou Moctar recorded
Tears of Injustice is the acoustic version of Mdou Moctar’s Funeral for Justice. It is an evolution of the band’s critically-adored breakout – the meditative mirror- image to the blistering original. Here’s
Tears of Injustice is the acoustic version of Mdou Moctar’s Funeral for Justice. It is an evolution of the band’s critically-adored breakout – the meditative mirror-image to the blistering original. The band
On February 28, Matador will release Tears of Injustice, the acoustic version of Funeral for Justice. Listen to ‘Funeral for Justice (Injustice Version).’ The song – the title track of Funeral for
Mdou Moctar have released new single and video ‘Imouhar’, taken from the group’s forthcoming album, Funeral For Justice, out May 3rd on Matador. A hypnotic rock song building to a feverish crescendo,
The familiar elements of Tuareg electric guitar music are here: modal riffs and a kinetic six-beat, three-against-two pulse. But “Chismiten” — with lyrics chiding about the pointlessness of jealousy — supercharges those