Imarhan preview their second record Temet with intricate new psych-tinged track "Ehad Wa Dagh"
Desert rockers Imarhan today unveil white-hot number "Ehad Wa Dagh" as they gear up to release second long-player Temet.
The Algerian Tuareg ensemble are following up lead single "Azzaman" with an intricate jam threaded through with feral guitar lines and rippling percussion - it's an all-encompassing outing with psychedelic twinges that grabs you by the lapels and drags you into a trance.
"Ehad Wa Dagh"'s accompanying visuals were filmed in a Parisian club and directed by Visions Particulières, with shots of their Saharan/Algerian home woven throughout.
The group recently shared a live rendition of album cut "Tamudre" taken from new Vincent Moon documentary Children Of Tam. The doc itself is being premiered next month at the Clermont-Ferrand Film Festival.
Imarhan are set to play a string of European shows in March, with a date at London's Moth Club confirmed. Find out more.
Tracklist:
- Azzaman
- Tamudre
- Ehad Wa Dagh
- Alwa
- Imuhagh
- Tumast
- Tarha Nam
- Tochal
- Zinizjumegh
- Ma S-Abok
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