Daniel Spicer is a writer, broadcaster, improviser and poet based in Brighton, UK. He writes about music for The Wire, Jazzwise and Songlines magazines, and for The Quietus website. His book on Turkish psychedelic music, The Turkish Psychedelic Music Explosion: Anadolu Psych 1965 to 1980, was published by Repeater Books in 2018.

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With their Shaman Techno-Folk-Hybrid, which is firmly rooted in the religious poetry of the Anatolian Alewi, and their energy-loaded punky attitude, the band Insanlar has cultivated a mystical fan base. The release of the hypnoti stomper «Kime Ne» on the British label Honest Jon's in 2015 catapulted the band onto the international stage. The individual blend of traditional Anatolian/Mesopotamian instrumentation, electronic music and spiritual/philosophical texts totally captivates the audience.