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Muslimgauze was the primary musical project of Bryn Jones, a British musician known for his electronic music influenced by conflicts in the Muslim world. Throughout his career, he released over 90 albums on 32 different labels, encompassing nearly 2,000 original compositions. Notable albums include "United States of Islam" (1991), "Vote Hezbollah" (1993), "Gun Aramaic" (1996), and "Mullah Said" (1998). His music is characterized by strong rhythms, electronic elements, and Middle Eastern influences. Jones frequently collaborated with artists such as Bass Communion and The Rootsman. Despite his prolific output, he never achieved mainstream success, but his work remains significant in the realm of experimental electronic music. The products available from the artist Muslimgauze include vinyls.
