Altın Gün - Gece album flac

Album · 2019 · 10 Songs. Gece Altın Gün. Alternative. Listen on Apple Music.

Altın Gün. 2 May at 09:40 Eric from King Gizzard.

Glitterbeat Records NEW ALBUM: Altın Gün - Gece. April 26th is set to be a golden day. With more than 200 shows played, Altın Gün will then return to planet earth with ‘Gece’, an album that shines like a ray of sun. The record’s steamy Turkish disco pop and gritty psych sounds take you back to that endless summer night when your dancing feet were ploughing through the sand at one of the numerous festival grounds where Altın Gün rocked the stage last year

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Listen to Altın Gün, for example: they sound utterly Turkish, but only one of the Netherlands based band’s six members was actually born there. And while their new album, Gece, is absolutely electric, filled with funk-like grooves and explosive psychedelic textures, what they play – by their own estimation – is folk music. It really is, insists band founder and bass player Jasper Verhulst. The songs come out of a long tradition. Altın Gün – the name translates as golden day – are focused, relentless and absolutely assured in what they do. What is remarkable is the band has only existed for two years and didn’t play in public until November 2017; now they have almost 200 shows under their belt. It all grew from Verhulst’s obsession with Turkish music. He’d been aware of it for some time but a trip to Istanbul while playing in another band gave him the chance to discover so much more.

Let me introduce you Altın Gün. They released their debut album On in last year, and just in this April, they released another one: Gece. It is like a piece of precious jewelry for us to hear them because their music reminds us the best time for Turkish music, the 1970s, when many genres mixed with each other and Anatolian Rock occurred above psychedelic, progressive and Turkish folk. Altın Gün appeared in the doors opened by Barış Manço, Selda Bağcan, Erkin Koray and a Turkish folk legend Neşet Ertaş in the 1970s.