876623006534

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Balkan Beat Box

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Format: CD

Cat No: CRAW78

Release Date:  05 March 2012

Label:  Crammed Discs

Packaging Type:  Digipak

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  876623006534

Genres:  World Music  Electronic  

  • Description

    Balkan Beat Box are back with their most musically intense and lyrically explosive album yet. 'Give' expands their trademark Mediterranean-inflected sound incorporating the energy and roughness of those current strains of African, Asian and South American electronic club music influenced by globalized forms of ragga, hip hop and dancefloor electronica.

    The three core members of BBB have taken a different approach on 'Give'. Locked up in a studio, with an array of old analogue synths, they came up with this collection of slamming tracks which take their music to new territories. The band's songwriting has spectacularly evolved, with a number of more rock-oriented song structures and socio/political lyrical content.

    Brimming over with handcrafted beats and samples, 'Give' yields up BBB's most textured sonic palette of their career with a more harder-edged, electronic sound. The songs and their subjects are also darker and more political.

    Balkan Beat Box first burst out of New York City's underground music scene in 2005, with a self-titled debut album. Founded by Israeli-born expats Ori Kaplan (ex-Gogol Bordello) and Tamir Muskat (ex-Firewater), the band built their reputation on explosive live shows, becoming an audience favourite and a critic's darling. BBB soon added frequent collaborator Tomer Yosef as frontman, whose wild onstage energy has galvanized live audiences ever since.

  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Intro (Taste of Where I'm From)
      • 2. Part of the Glory
      • 3. Political Fuck
      • 4. Money
      • 5. Suki Muki
      • 6. Porno Clown
      • 7. Minimal
      • 8. Urge to be Violent
      • 9. Look Like You
      • 10. What a Night
      • 11. Enemy in Economy
      • 12. No Man's Land