Mamaleek – Kurdaitcha LP Colour:Black Facing the planet’s inevitable end

Facing the planet’s inevitable end with their diehard fans at their side

Drawing upon various ancient texts describing pre-Roman explorations of the Iberian Peninsula (excerpts from which are included in the liner notes) each track on this album is dedicated to a specific place in the southern regions of modern-day Spain and Portugal

Stag finds the band fully spreading their wings (and budget) to create what is arguably their most wide-ranging and diverse album among the nearly two-dozen full-length studio albums the band has released since 1987

All of this musically translates into completely new influences

Mamaleek – Kurdaitcha LP Colour:Black Facing the planet’s inevitable endMamaleeks Kurdaitcha finds the project in its initial period of creating music influenced by black metal, hip hop, jazz, and spirituals. Founded in 2008 in the Bay Area by two brothers, Mamaleek has explored a vast sonic territory on the edge of a genre renowned for its aversion to change. Their expert utilisation of left field samples and unconventional instrumentation, and their insistent drive to experiment continues to set the band apart from