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Oum Shatt Berlin, Germany
Building on the minimal-rock style of their debut album (Vogue Magazine), the critically acclaimed Berlin supergroup OUM SHATT weaves a mystic, at times psychedelic soundscape with meandering guitars, a wild percussive aesthetic, and Jonas Poppe’s evocative, mantra-like baritone. While drawing from obscure influences, the album Opt Out remains unmistakably unique (Christian Ihle, taz) ... more
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