- LP
- Digital
- Pick Up
- Recommended
- Back In
MLDVA & Çınar Timur
MLDVA & Çınar Timur
Shapes of Rhythm - Cat No: SORLP6
- Release: 2023-06-30
- updated:2023-09-07
The debut album on Shapes of Rhythm from MILDVA — a Poland-formed band blending Turkish garage psych with breaks and synthesizer electronica — teaming up with legendary Turkish traditional music master Çınar Timur.
Track List
-
1. Zülüf Dökülmüş Yüze / Kozan Dağı
05:10 -
2. Sarı Çizmeli Mehmet Ağa
03:49 -
3. Bir Adım Öte
06:47 -
4. Adımız Miskindir Bizim
06:25 -
5. Fesupanallah
04:00 -
6. Ölüm Allah'ın Emri
04:50
>> 24bit/44.1khz [wav/flac/aiff/alac/mp3]
“A contemporary spin on the golden era of Turkish psychedelia wearing its influences on it’s sleeve but with a respectful nod to the masters”
Cherrystones — NTS, Jazzman, Touch Sensitive
“Amazing debut album where Psychedelic Turkish Rock is beautifully blending with Folk, Pop and Eastern Groove. It’s really hard to believe that MLDVA is from Poland! Another strong release from Shapes of Rhythm.”
Adrian Magrys — Lanquidity Records, Radio d59b
“As a Turk I'm partial to a release like this, but even if I wasn't I'd think this is carrying the torch rather nicely for the psych sounds coming out of Anatolia circa the 60s and 70s”
Kerem Gokmen — Dubmission (WYEP Pittsburgh)
“Love this!! Proper Turkish psych sounding goodness.”
Chris Welch — Sounds Like This 93.2FM Sheffield Live / www.sheffieldlive.org
“Serious eastern vibes! loving it!”
Jay Scarlett — Sounds supreme
“Great Album! Turkish psychedelia meets Massive Grooves! Shapes of Rhythm at their finest moment!”
DJ Kobayashi — Batov Records, Soho Radio
“Funky. Nice vibes”
Thristian — Rinse FM
“Perfect summer vibes. Yes I like the recurring motifs and sound location whilst being totally international”
Debbie Golt — Resonance FM
Cherrystones — NTS, Jazzman, Touch Sensitive
“Amazing debut album where Psychedelic Turkish Rock is beautifully blending with Folk, Pop and Eastern Groove. It’s really hard to believe that MLDVA is from Poland! Another strong release from Shapes of Rhythm.”
Adrian Magrys — Lanquidity Records, Radio d59b
“As a Turk I'm partial to a release like this, but even if I wasn't I'd think this is carrying the torch rather nicely for the psych sounds coming out of Anatolia circa the 60s and 70s”
Kerem Gokmen — Dubmission (WYEP Pittsburgh)
“Love this!! Proper Turkish psych sounding goodness.”
Chris Welch — Sounds Like This 93.2FM Sheffield Live / www.sheffieldlive.org
“Serious eastern vibes! loving it!”
Jay Scarlett — Sounds supreme
“Great Album! Turkish psychedelia meets Massive Grooves! Shapes of Rhythm at their finest moment!”
DJ Kobayashi — Batov Records, Soho Radio
“Funky. Nice vibes”
Thristian — Rinse FM
“Perfect summer vibes. Yes I like the recurring motifs and sound location whilst being totally international”
Debbie Golt — Resonance FM
Formed in 2013, they started out as a DJ production outfit, but gradually morphed into a full band as they absorbed influences from '70s Turkish and Greek folk traditions, garage psychedelia, soul-jazz and funk — and here comes their landmark debut album. Eerie yet beautiful modern Turkish psych grooves, a light, meditative ensemble sound that shares common ground with the likes of Khruangbin, plus a spiritual-jazz cosmic feel underscored by striking electric piano — a release well worth your attention. Six tracks in all. Out on London's Shapes Of Rhythm, who keep the ambitious releases coming. (Original Japanese text by COMPUMA)