Live at the Cairo High Cinema Institute, by EEK

Live at the Cairo High Cinema Institute

by EEK

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Watching Nebula it's rare to find a style of electronic music that's both focused on jamming and absolutely primed to tear up a dancefloor, but this is absolutely both.

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I saw him at a street party in Giza where a few hundred people had amassed to dance and scream into the night. Flanked by Khaled Mando and Islam Tata, his two drummers pounding furiously as the signature tone of his synth intensified for almost two hours, Islam Chipsy demonstrated his completely revolutionary take on modern Egyptian Shaabi. The sound was raw and distorted, the volume was deafening, and the energy was high. Thirty minutes into the set, the trio pulled out blindfolds and put them on, only to continue their virtuosic performance without missing a beat, synced to the max, playing forwards, backwards, sideways, psychedelic noise and showmanship projected through the distortion of a jet engine taking flight for some unknown location in the distant future of Shaabi sound. They were smiling and are very nice cats indeed, but when the PA system is blazing with their audio explosions, you best get up off your ass to dance or get the hell out of the way!"
- Alan Bishop

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released December 11, 2013

Islam Chipsy - Synthesizer
Islam Ta’ta’ - Drums
Khaled Mando - Drums

Recorded live on 30/10/11, by Alan Bishop & Ahmed Farrag.
Artwork by Haisam Abu-Samra,
Mastered for LP by Mark Gergis.

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