Zo Rèl Do is the first volume of a trilogy that explores the sounds of the geographical area between 34° - 42° & 19° - 29° . In this new adventure Mohammad further enrich their monolithic, resonant and deep-dark melodic sound with rhythmic shreds, seismic vibrations that echoes past and future rituals. Volume 2 entitled Lamnè Gastama and Volume 3 Segondè Saleco will be released later in 2014 - early 2015. Edition of 500 copies.
Zo Rèl Do is the first volume of a trilogy that explores the sounds of the geographical area between 34° - 42° & 19° - 29° . In this new adventure Mohammad further enrich their monolithic, resonant and deep-dark melodic sound with rhythmic shreds, seismic vibrations that echoes past and future rituals. Volume 2 entitled Lamnè Gastama and Volume 3 Segondè Saleco will be released later in 2014 - early 2015. Edition of 450 copies.
34°N - 42°N / 19°E - 29°E study vol.3 Mohammad proudly present Segondè Saleco, the third and final installment of a trilogy that explores the sounds of the geographical area between 34° - 42° & 19° - 29°. Segondè Saleco is the final catharsis which signals a dramatic change of atmosphere in the trio's signature sound. It includes “Sagaraki” featuring Erifili Giannakopoulou on vocals. The first and second volumes, Zo Rèl Do (Lp/Cd) and Lamnè Gastama (Lp/Cd) were released in spring and fall 2014 respectively. Chamber doom, Sonic rape, Religious, Extremely Dark, Harrowing, Monolithic, Born in Heaven, Electrocution, The opposite of a nightmare: Words used to describe Mohammad’s music. Mohammad produce their sound through custom made instruments, bringing together low frequencies, inter-modulations, dark textures, and distant folk nuances. Mohammad are Nikos Veliotis, Coti k & ILIOS. They operate as Mohammad since 2009.
Lamnè Gastama is the second volume of a trilogy that explores the sounds of the geographical area between 34° - 42° & 19° - 29° . In this second volume Mohammad descend further down into the bowels of darkness unleashing sonic monoliths and Promethean melodies and rhythms. Lamnè Gastama, a veritable tour de force including Hapsía the first ever vocal track by the trio so far featuring Sakis Tolis of Rotting Christ. Segondè Saleco, the third volume and final catharsis is expected in spring 2015. Tirage limité de 450 copies.
34°N - 42°N / 19°E - 29°E study vol.3 Mohammad proudly present Segondè Saleco, the third and final installment of a trilogy that explores the sounds of the geographical area between 34°- 42° & 19° - 29°. Segondè Saleco is the final catharsis which signals a dramatic change of atmosphere in the trio's signature sound. It includes “Sagaraki” featuring Erifili Giannakopoulou on vocals. The first and second volumes , Zo Rèl Do (Lp/Cd) and Lamnè Gastama (Lp/Cd) were released in spring and fall 2014 respectively. Chamber doom, Sonic rape, Religious, Extremely Dark, Harrowing, Monolithic, Born in Heaven, Electrocution, The opposite of a nightmare: Words used to describe Mohammad's music. Mohammad produce their sound through custom made instruments, bringing together low frequencies, inter-modulations, dark textures, and distant folk nuances. Mohammad are Nikos Veliotis, Coti k & ILIOS. They operate as Mohammad since 2009.
Lamnè Gastama is the second volume of a trilogy that explores the sounds of the geographical area between 34° - 42° & 19° - 29° . In this second volume Mohammad descend further down into the bowels of darkness unleashing sonic monoliths and Promethean melodies and rhythms. Lamnè Gastama, a veritable tour de force including Hapsía the first ever vocal track by the trio so far featuring Sakis Tolis of Rotting Christ. Segondè Saleco, the third volume and final catharsis is expected in spring 2015. Tirage limité de 500 copies.
Reissue of the 3LP release on CD format.
“Exactly a year after Roto Vildblomma Mohammad come back with a new release entitled Spiríti. Recorded during 2010 - 2011 in Salonica, Athens and the Island of Tinos. Spiríti is the culmination of Mohammad’s adventures in physical sound and intermodulations. It thrives in powerful low frequencies and rich resonances at the same time being utterly homogenous and monolithic. The atmosphere is dark but exhilarating, heavy but cathartic filled with distant “melodic echoes” from beyond. Mohammad are Nikos Veliotis (cello), Ilios (oscillators) and Coti (double bass).”