Lalalar – En Kötü Iyi Olur (Vinyl)
BJR088LP
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$59.00
Regular price $30.00Format
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Lalalar is back with a new album on Les Disques Bongo Joe! After setting European stages on fire with the release of their first LP in 2022, the mighty Turkish band returns in September with "En Kötü Iyi Olur", an album that reflects their image: edgy, independent, political, and tremendously effective.
With their roots in Anatolian poetry and sounorities, but their focus on a club-oriented, uncompromising rock, Lalalar has not given up and is once again ready to turn everything upside down.
The streets of Istanbul have always been a melting pot of political energy, social furore, and intense musical progression. It’s a hotbed of riotous sounds and artists looking for new outlets and sound; a bi-product of youth culture who have been living under the rule of Erdoğan for almost a decade. It’s from these streets that the band Lalalar came to fruition.
The alternative electronic-activists Ali Güçlü Şimşek, Barlas Tan Özemek and Alican İpek are radicals in terms of their political ideology of sounds; outspoken, ideological, and full of energy, ripe for the dancefloor.
Tracklist:
1 Avucunu Yalıyor 04:03 6 Göt 03:31
2 Grejuva 03:04 7 Yaşamaya Bahane Ver 04:08
3 Aynı Bokun Mavisi 04:24 8 Yarın Yokmuş Gibi 03:44
4 Hem Evimsin Hem Cehennemim 04:26 9 Serüven 03:41
5 Şekerleme 04:00
With their roots in Anatolian poetry and sounorities, but their focus on a club-oriented, uncompromising rock, Lalalar has not given up and is once again ready to turn everything upside down.
The streets of Istanbul have always been a melting pot of political energy, social furore, and intense musical progression. It’s a hotbed of riotous sounds and artists looking for new outlets and sound; a bi-product of youth culture who have been living under the rule of Erdoğan for almost a decade. It’s from these streets that the band Lalalar came to fruition.
The alternative electronic-activists Ali Güçlü Şimşek, Barlas Tan Özemek and Alican İpek are radicals in terms of their political ideology of sounds; outspoken, ideological, and full of energy, ripe for the dancefloor.
Tracklist:
1 Avucunu Yalıyor 04:03 6 Göt 03:31
2 Grejuva 03:04 7 Yaşamaya Bahane Ver 04:08
3 Aynı Bokun Mavisi 04:24 8 Yarın Yokmuş Gibi 03:44
4 Hem Evimsin Hem Cehennemim 04:26 9 Serüven 03:41
5 Şekerleme 04:00
BJR088LP
Sale price
$59.00
Regular price $30.00Format
Lalalar is back with a new album on Les Disques Bongo Joe! After setting European stages on fire with the release of their first LP in 2022, the mighty Turkish band returns in September with "En Kötü Iyi Olur", an album that reflects their image: edgy, independent, political, and tremendously effective.
With their roots in Anatolian poetry and sounorities, but their focus on a club-oriented, uncompromising rock, Lalalar has not given up and is once again ready to turn everything upside down.
The streets of Istanbul have always been a melting pot of political energy, social furore, and intense musical progression. It’s a hotbed of riotous sounds and artists looking for new outlets and sound; a bi-product of youth culture who have been living under the rule of Erdoğan for almost a decade. It’s from these streets that the band Lalalar came to fruition.
The alternative electronic-activists Ali Güçlü Şimşek, Barlas Tan Özemek and Alican İpek are radicals in terms of their political ideology of sounds; outspoken, ideological, and full of energy, ripe for the dancefloor.
Tracklist:
1 Avucunu Yalıyor 04:03 6 Göt 03:31
2 Grejuva 03:04 7 Yaşamaya Bahane Ver 04:08
3 Aynı Bokun Mavisi 04:24 8 Yarın Yokmuş Gibi 03:44
4 Hem Evimsin Hem Cehennemim 04:26 9 Serüven 03:41
5 Şekerleme 04:00
With their roots in Anatolian poetry and sounorities, but their focus on a club-oriented, uncompromising rock, Lalalar has not given up and is once again ready to turn everything upside down.
The streets of Istanbul have always been a melting pot of political energy, social furore, and intense musical progression. It’s a hotbed of riotous sounds and artists looking for new outlets and sound; a bi-product of youth culture who have been living under the rule of Erdoğan for almost a decade. It’s from these streets that the band Lalalar came to fruition.
The alternative electronic-activists Ali Güçlü Şimşek, Barlas Tan Özemek and Alican İpek are radicals in terms of their political ideology of sounds; outspoken, ideological, and full of energy, ripe for the dancefloor.
Tracklist:
1 Avucunu Yalıyor 04:03 6 Göt 03:31
2 Grejuva 03:04 7 Yaşamaya Bahane Ver 04:08
3 Aynı Bokun Mavisi 04:24 8 Yarın Yokmuş Gibi 03:44
4 Hem Evimsin Hem Cehennemim 04:26 9 Serüven 03:41
5 Şekerleme 04:00