Jay

[Iron1]

[Chris]

[Naren]

Tibetan throat singing, Mongolian throat singing, Inuit throat singing, or just throat singing in general? I had no idea it had any mainstream support, though I guess some metal bands start out a track with some form of Buddhist throat singing before going all heavy. Even if you don't like it, it's a lot harder to pull off than you'd think, what with all the overtones 'n' stuff. Then again, most people don't exactly put on a record of throat singing and just listen for entertainment.

[Chris]

Tibetan throat singing, Mongolian throat singing, Inuit throat singing, or just throat singing in general? I had no idea it had any mainstream support, though I guess some metal bands start out a track with some form of Buddhist throat singing before going all heavy. Even if you don't like it, it's a lot harder to pull off than you'd think, what with all the overtones 'n' stuff. Then again, most people don't exactly put on a record of throat singing and just listen for entertainment.

I think that's what this is:

[Naren]

Nice. Mongolian throat singing in a folk rock band. Quite interesting.

[Nick]

Only phurpa is trve

Actually seen these guys live opening a festival (of course ) impressive but a bit dull after the 2nd hour

[Nick]

[Mike]