I completely do not know until this day why this record was being so hushed over when it was out. this is completely sci-fi intelligent profound electronic music, as Rabih starts his journey of pushing things forward with this one. while Mot swifts and drizzles you to a hurricane storm, Yaam is A modular percussion overlaid by a dark hunting space melody, the sound elements on this record are simply stunning. I have managed to grab last shop copy a few years ago after hunting this one for a quite some time, my opinion that the crowd would like a mass taste of this record again and again and again.

"Yaam is A modular" .. sound like you know your machines !!! Respect dude

No reviews? This is a dope record. Yaam has that blurry, grinding, drone punctuated by nervous bass stab thing of Fall of Justice and part 1 of this series that really has the mark of this producer on it. It's really great in it's own right, though maybe doesn't stand out that much from those also excellent releases if you have them. Mot builds on this formula, however it surfaces a slight bit out of this haze with more melody and structure, spitting percussion, and a dystopian lead chord refrain that is both beautiful and off-putting at the same time. This is my favorite Rabih Beaini release easily, and personally is among my favorite records of the past 10 years. His prior catalog and stuff out around '09ish is generally fantastic, his more current production is fine and still interesting, but I'd venture to say he hasn't surpassed this and probably won't.

Fully agree, but don't forget "Musafir"—totally on the same level.