Nihiloxica: Polyrhytmical sensations.

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Through the record label Nyege Nyege Tapes, the Ugandian electronic scene is being exposed to the world. One of their groups, the rhythm collective Nihiloxica, dropped their first full length album last month, after having released two EPs in the last three years.

Under the supervision of Jajja Kalanda, the youth of Uganda’s capital have a place to express their music, rhythm, and spirituality. Drawing influences from the contemporary industrial electronic scene, the sound is packed with different kinds of drums, djembe, shakers, and cowbell, producing electronic music you probably hasn’t heard before, and didn’t know existed.

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