Meuban

One can describe Meuban‘s music as a mixture of elements – from stoner rock and psychedelia up to garage and electronica – but at its core Meuban's sound is derived from the environment from which it has risen. May it be the gloomy suburbia of Petah-Tiqwa – the band’s hometown – or the urban jungle of Tel-Aviv, where its members are based today.
In parallel with their connection to the city landscape, came a yearning for nature, for the open space — and out of these two opposing forces the foursome creates music that balances between reality and the imaginary.

Meuban have performed at both InDnegev festival and Yearot Menashe festival – the two largest independent music events in Israel. Moreover, the band was chosen to open for <a href="spotify:artist:7djT11AqtEBzdME1OGFfxL" data-name="Föllakzoid">Föllakzoid</a> – &quot;the grand maestros of the resurgence of Chilean psych-rock&quot; as described by Noisey magazine – on their two shows in Israel.
Meuban&#39;s debut album <a href="spotify:album:6gXAincEPrr7Hjk3E3CcUh" data-name="AFAR">AFAR</a> was released this august, with Nimrod Bar (<a href="spotify:artist:7tOgIlufCd1kdeYSkcrABd" data-name="Tiny Fingers">Tiny Fingers</a>) as producer.