“Ancient percussion” meets experimental electronics on Sunken Cages’ new album

Taking influence from Indian folk, Angolan Kuduro, Egyptian Mahraganat and beyond.

Drummer and producer Sunken Cages, aka Ravish Momin, is releasing a new album called When The Waters Refused Our History via On The Corner this April.

Across the album Momin combines “ancient percussion” with experimental electronics to explore “his own journey and that of the world of his ancestors.”

He also draws influence from Indian folk music, Angolan Kuduro, and Egyptian Mahraganat.

When The Waters Refused Our History follows On The Corner’s release of Guedra Geudra’s debut album, Vexillology, in March.

Pre-order When The Waters Refused Our History here in advance of its 30th April release, check out the artwork and tracklist below.

Tracklist:

2. Mudras Under the Ocean

3. In Flames

4. Intezaar

5. Sunken Cages

6. Under Dal Lake (Whispers)

7. Seerat

8. Chants of The Broken

9. Song For The Zanzi (BKGD Audio Remix)

10. Move Towards The Water