Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. Yat-Kha's recent Re-Covers album bends the work of Led Zeppelin, Motörhead, ...
We Will Never Die opens with Albert Kuvezin strumming a Delta blues-style guitar flourish and singing with a guttural growl, two of the most essential elements of Yat-Kha’s Tuvan folk-meets-raw rock ...
Imagine that a prehistoric Mongol demon commandeered Tom Waits’s notorious throat and a fistful of Martian instruments for a possessed joy ride through a weird western canon (“In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida,” ...
Way out on the borders of Siberia and Western Mongolia there's an area of mountains, steppes, reindeer, horses and singers who make the most extraordinary noises on the planet. Like Mali or Madagascar ...
Albert Kuvesin has always been a maverick. He comes from Tuva, out on the borders of Siberia and western Mongolia, where he became an expert in the extraordinary local style of throat singing, which ...
Yat-Kha founder Albert Kuvezin reportedly left Huun-Huur-Tu, the ensemble that introduced Tuvan throat singing to the West, because he considered its style too "folkloric." Yet the first song on his ...
Explore Yat-Kha's musical orbit: similar artists, influences and the musicians they influenced. View Yat-Kha's full profile or browse all similar artists. Our weekly newsletters highlight our top ...
If one is not a specialist in post-Soviet affairs and has ever heard of the Republic of Tuva, it has very likely been in relation to its music. To a large extent, the tiny south Siberian territory ...
Sign up for The A.V. Club's free newsletter to have the best TV, film, and news stories sent straight to your inbox. Russian music critic Artemi Troitsky once made ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results