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Based on found sound taken from all available sources and across a range of media, each side ends with a locked groove of the engine noise of an Israeli drone in operation to give listeners the experience of the sound of day-to-day life in the Gaza Strip." All music by Ghazi Barakat, recorded and mixed at The Serpent's Egg, Berlin 2015.
Ghazi Barakat. German-Palestinian sound artist, composer, and interpreter Ghazi Barakat has worked in various music fields, from indie ... (JEAN GENET QUATRE HEURES À CHATILA, 2019) to news reports of violent conflicts in the Middle-East (GAZA, 2015). Such material meets blistering guembri and rauschpfeife to create hypnotic and sci-fi collages.
5 de mar. de 2016 · Pharoah Chromium (aka German-Palestinian musician and performer Ghazi Barakat, who took the name from a song of the band Chrome), I read, draws inspiration from diverse sources spanning free jazz, rituals from ancient past and near future, the dream syndicate, science fiction novels and neo-brutalistic architecture.
27 de sept. de 2015 · Music By, Recorded By, Mixed By – Ghazi Barakat. Sound Designer [Acoustics], Electronics – Pharoah Chromium. Notes. Limited edition unnumbered private pressing of 150 - clear vinyl in PVC bag with transparent plastic printed insert.
Abandoning rock music altogether, Ghazi Barakat named his next project Pharoah Chromium after a Chrome song and turned to electronic music. Electric Cremation (2011) contains four lengthy electronic collages. Arabic (20:34) destroys and rebuilds found voices inside a gloomy electronic cloud.
27 de sept. de 2015 · Pharoah Chromium, named after a song by the band Chrome, is a project by German-Palestinian musician and sonic performer Ghazi Barakat. He has released albums on labels such as Grautag, Deep Distance and Labelle69 and has collaborated with Günter Schickert, Vincent Epplay and Osman Arabi among others. ...
German-Palestinian sound artist, composer, and interpreter Ghazi Barakat has worked in various music fields, from indie (as Boy from Brazil or with Stereo Total) to experimental electronics (as Pharaoh Chromium, where he releases with the label and collective Grautag).
