From
Muslimgauze
's diverse back catalog, two types of records have always stood out: albums based on rhythms or those with strong ambience.
Lo-Fi India Abuse
is clearly a rhythm-based album, and without a doubt it's one of the best wholes that
Bryn Jones
managed to create. All songs introduce a bunch of different exotic drum loops coated with different sounds (beeps, voices, etc.) that are usually heavily distorted, reverberated, and edited. Unlike the majority of
's repetitive songs, all of
's songs have enough variety to retain a listener's interest, and excellent songs such as
"Valencia in Flames"
and
"Nommos' Afterburn"
surely are some of the greatest pieces in
Jones
' large sonography. Whatever you thought about
' low threshold in releasing material,
is evidence that he surely had a vision in creating music. ~ Antti J. Ravelin