Oum Shatt’s debut returns in a long-awaited reissue, bringing back the cult favourite that felt like a foreign body in guitar music — and still does. Built on hypnotic rhythms, interlocking guitars, spiralling repetition and Jonas Poppe’s mantra-like baritone, the album draws post-punk and minimal rock toward Eastern Mediterranean tonalities — without ever settling into any of them. Raw, seductive and strangely timeless, it now returns as a limited 10th anniversary gatefold LP on brown vinyl.
