“With Bryn, his music was coming (from) somewhere in the future. There were reference points, but there wasn’t anything you could say that it was directly influenced by.” So mused John Bolloten aka The Rootsman when he played back the DATs sent from Bryn Jones. Bolloten first became aware of Muslimgauze in 1993 in [...]
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The Muslimgauze Preservation Society proudly presents TMPS04, hand-printed artwork that originated from Bryn Jones, onto genuine papyrus, made in Egypt. The artwork sources are the cover art for Nile Quartra (Jara, 1994). Not commonly known is that Jones was professionally trained as a graphics designer in both London and Manchester, England before going on [...]
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Released January 2011 The Muslimgauze Preservation Society proudly presents TMPS03, hand-printed artwork that originated from Bryn Jones, onto genuine papyrus, made in Egypt. The artwork sources are an unreleased image in Jones’ customary collage style. Not commonly known is that Jones was professionally trained as a graphics designer in both London and Manchester, England before going [...]
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“It was one of those rare occasions when you hear something, you cannot help but think ‘where the hell does this come from?” So thought Steve Wilson in 1996 as he listened to the two Digital Audio Tapes (DATs) of remixes by Bryn Jones aka Muslimgauze of his bands Porcupine Tree and No Man. [...]
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Released September 2010 The Muslimgauze Preservation Society, are pleased to offer, numbered limited edition hand silk screened retro-Muslimgauze posters. The color is predominantly black on manila with bits of gold, green, and brown mixed into the ink. Each poster is hand-numbered and printed on thick, manila tag stock. The image is a collage very much [...]
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