All Hail - Single
Prostitute is a noise rock band from Dearborn, Michigan. Their music fuses the chaotic, experimental edge of punk with Arabic and Middle Eastern textures, creating something that’s as jarring as it is hypnotic. Frontman Moe Kazra’s lyrics have been described by Pitchfork as “disturbingly poetic”, with a talent for lacerating imagery that hits hard without warning. Prostitute was initially formed by main-vocalist Moe Kazra, eventually evolving into the full lineup of: Andrew Kaster on drums, Dylan Zaranski on bass, Ross Babinski on guitar, and Bret Wall, who played bass on the tracks In The Corner Dunce and Joumana Kayrouz. The band’s debut album, Attempted Martyr, was written in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Across its runtime, Attempted Martyr constantly critiques xenophobic stereotypes against Arabs, the cyclical sexualization of Arab women under patriarchal structures, and a host of other violent and volatile themes which the band picks apart. As Prostitute continues work on their sophomore album, they are delving deeper into electronic and Arabic dance influences, drawing inspiration from the ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Prostitute is a noise rock band from Dearborn, Michigan. Their music fuses the chaotic, experimental edge of punk with Arabic and Middle Eastern textures, creating something that’s as jarring as it is hypnotic. Frontman Moe Kazra’s lyrics have been described by Pitchfork as “disturbingly poetic”, with a talent for lacerating imagery that hits hard without warning. Prostitute was initially formed by main-vocalist Moe Kazra, eventually evolving into the full lineup of: Andrew Kaster on drums, Dylan Zaranski on bass, Ross Babinski on guitar, and Bret Wall, who played bass on the tracks In The Corner Dunce and Joumana Kayrouz. The band’s debut album, Attempted Martyr, was written in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Across its runtime, Attempted Martyr constantly critiques xenophobic stereotypes against Arabs, the cyclical sexualization of Arab women under patriarchal structures, and a host of other violent and volatile themes which the band picks apart. As Prostitute continues work on their sophomore album, they are delving deeper into electronic and Arabic dance influences, drawing inspiration from the ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Afrirampo
Big'n
Bodychoke
All Hail
Judge
Attempted Martyr
M. Dada
Body Meat
Senegal
Joumana Kayrouz
In the Corner Dunce
Harem Induction Hour
Amber
Homage To Oblivion
PRISON WITHOUT WALLS
Attempted Martyr ALBUM REVIEW
HELL IS FOR HESHERS
LET'S FUCKIN' FIGHT
Titanium Scrotum
BATHED IN BLOOD
Rock-N-Roll Will Never Die
Dada
gay power / golden shower
masturbating craig
sex mag
Guns n' roses
Bathed in Blood (Tangled in Guts)
Attempted Martyr (Intro)
que sira
All Hail : Live at No Rest Fest, Detroit MI 2024
Rock n' Roll Will Never Die
lily wheelwright 1982-2007
Orchids
All Hail [Explicit]
Judge [Explicit]
M. Dada [Explicit]
a minor place
Body Meat [Explicit]
In the Corner Dunce [Explicit]
Joumana Kayrouz [Explicit]
Senegal [Explicit]
UV Rays
kitsch (boy in a suitcase lovetrip mix)
Prostitute
Harem Induction Hour [Explicit]
kangaroo
novi sad
in vitro fertilization
i am the world trade center
10,000 dead flies
tin can
over oliver
animus anima
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