Zohra Murder in the Temple Die Cut 12" Printed Disco Sleeve from the Diaspora at large

from the Diaspora at large

Lee Sklar (bass)

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it shared the earlier album's ferocious aggression and trademark speed metal-meets-hardcore sound

Aretha Franklin's performance of "Someday We'll All Be Free" was nominated for a 1994 Grammy Award as "Best R&B Vocal Performance

Zohra Murder in the Temple Die Cut 12" Printed Disco Sleeve from the Diaspora at largeMurder In The Temple is both a continuation and departure from Zohras past. The fourth daughter of a family of Afghan refugees, Zohra proudly sings and speaks her history, her familys Muslim heritage, her own black clad weirdo ness, and unashamed Stevie esque, shawl spinning femininity (after all, one persons Stevie esque shawl is anothers chador). She dives deep into the kinds of dark pop and synth that shes explored in Azar Swan, flowing seamlessly