Uzhur - UzhurPhases of a journey beyond space time references, the six tracks of UZHUR's first eponymous album, summon as many post apocalyptic visions as there are brains to imagine them a blackhole where Emptyset, Godflesh, Ben Frost, Khanate and Whitehouse are mixed with a very particular grace, a poetry which takes the time to navigate the extreme and evoke in it's turn moments of cinema. In a stream of total improvisation, everything that emanates from the

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