Al Gromer Khan

Turya is a very deep silent music…. Oh did I say silent, Mido? Put it almost ‘almost silent’. Al Gromer Khan’s Turya album has a very great significance both in its linguistic meaning and in its musical meaning. Osho (a.k.a Bhagwan Rajneesh) says beautifully about this word Turya in one of his discourse on Upanishads, and I leave the linguistic meaning to him to interpret while I write on the music in the following posts.

Kamasutra, a word often searched for sex positions and loving making, is an ancient Indian book on sex and love by Mallanaga Vatsyayana. Here Kamasutra: The Original Music of the Indian Sex Ritual by Al Gromer Khan warms the body and stimulates the senses. Erotic music or sex music generally touches you softly with its sensual music and rhythm in an increasing pace of beats. Khan’s Sitar and Evers’ Synths explore the exotic and spiritual avenues of the music in both the tracks: ‘The Perfumed Garden’ that takes to ‘The Holy Night’.