Ouzo Bazooka - Dalya (2021)

The undisputed Middle Eastern psychedelic rock champion is back with his fifth studio album,'Dalya'.

With a suspicious smell of a mixture of banned drugs and powerful homemade drugs,'Dalya' has many contradictory elements in a similar worldview without difficulty. Psychedelic yet friendly, adventurous, creatively bohemian, yet full of anthems awaiting discovery. The sound is recognizable, but at the same time original, expanding the band's broad palette of creativity.

'Dalya' is composed of six long, swirling, hallucinogenic music that is consumed with the eyes wide closed. But there is no doubt that this is his good old sweaty oriental fuzz party for Ouzo Bazooka. The opening of the album, “Monsters”, has the anthem-like character that we secretly expected from Ouzo Bazooka's album. Then, in the sun-drenched dubby, the disco-style “Million Years Of Light”, the dense and sweaty instrumental songs “Al Hagamal” and “Kruv”, and “It's A Menace” , Continues to rise towards the epic climax of “Nine”.

Filled with imaginative moments,'Dalya' is another monument to Ouzo Bazooka's epic sonic journey and a spectacular new chapter in the band's story.