San Kazakgazcar

“A heady blend of Middle Eastern influences, droning guitars and chanted vocals, the whole thing sounding like Spacemen 3 jamming with Gong in a sleazy nightclub, very probably as the soundtrack to a cheesy sixties exploitation flick, the dance floor filled with twirling flower children, having a bloody good time.” – Terrascope UK
“Imagine Sonic Youth covering Martin Denny and you’d be pretty close to the border. San Kazakgascar conjures up images of Bollywood soundtracks one minute and the next, you’re trudging through the Sahara with 100 pounds of hashish on your back.” – Sacramento News and Review
“They move their way into more Middle Eastern/Indian derived scales while a clarinet weaves hypnotic snake charmer patterns in and out of the mix.” – Foxy Digital
“We’re looking at tribal drumming, shamanistic vocals, a heavy burnout blues vibe scented with myrrh and sticky with warm peyote buttons.” – Dusted
“The strings also do a lot of interweaving lines while exotic percussion instruments belt out over slowly growing opium den vocal hums.” – Incomplete Tales
“…San K get the prize for best ivory coast tan.” – Siltblog

Food on site will be Chay Corner