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AtomSaturday, November 20, A.D. 2010
Burqa Band
I suppose that I do not have my finger on the Sharia pulse of Mohammedan pop culture. I only recently discovered the Burqa Band—a women’s band from Kabul who perform, fittingly (or, well, not so fittingly) in burqas. Here is a German news segment that features the band’s “Burqa Blue”:
Not bad—weird cultural juxtaposition, funny, subversive lyrics, and a quirky tune. Someone on N.R.O. called them a TaliBand. Maybe, but wouldn’t an indie band from Afghanistan be “cave rock”?
on Saturday, November 20, Anno Domini 2010
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