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	Comments on: The Birth &#038; Death of Stars CD (2020)	</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[As suggested by the title, themes of astronomy, philosophy and Greek mythology are woven into the ebullient tunes. The dazzling, at times dizzying, musicianship is itself divine. The line-up also features violin, Persian shahkaman, double bass, accordion and an atlas of percussion from Jordan Stamos. ‘Stardust’ is sung in Australian accented English by French Sephardic vocalist Pauline Maudy. The single riffs on humanity’s bit part on the Big Picture stage of our universe. Even the minor key of tracks such as ‘Lucifer’ are warmer than the work of similar acts that lean toward the darker side. Despite informed dedication to ancient traditions, MZAZA sounds as fresh and accessible as any rockers might on a neighbouring festival stage. They up the excitement factor to inspire unbridled celebration. If this collection doesn’t get your body moving, you may need a COVID test. 
&lt;strong&gt;Chris Lambie&lt;/strong&gt;, Rhythms Magazine]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As suggested by the title, themes of astronomy, philosophy and Greek mythology are woven into the ebullient tunes. The dazzling, at times dizzying, musicianship is itself divine. The line-up also features violin, Persian shahkaman, double bass, accordion and an atlas of percussion from Jordan Stamos. ‘Stardust’ is sung in Australian accented English by French Sephardic vocalist Pauline Maudy. The single riffs on humanity’s bit part on the Big Picture stage of our universe. Even the minor key of tracks such as ‘Lucifer’ are warmer than the work of similar acts that lean toward the darker side. Despite informed dedication to ancient traditions, MZAZA sounds as fresh and accessible as any rockers might on a neighbouring festival stage. They up the excitement factor to inspire unbridled celebration. If this collection doesn’t get your body moving, you may need a COVID test.<br />
<strong>Chris Lambie</strong>, Rhythms Magazine</p>
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