Yussuf Jerusalem

Trackimage Playbut Trackname Playbut Trackname
With You in Mind 02:50 Tools
We Ain't Coming Back 02:59 Tools
A Heart Full of Sorrow 04:04 Tools
The End of Tomorrow 03:17 Tools
Multicolor 03:53 Tools
Greetings from Novi Sad 03:07 Tools
The One You Really Want 03:08 Tools
Jihad 00:53 Tools
Gilles De Rais 03:05 Tools
Smrt je dobra 03:28 Tools
the path of paladin 05:33 Tools
through winter's darkest day 03:11 Tools
cruel love song 04:35 Tools
You broke my heart in two 03:53 Tools
At the end of the world 02:42 Tools
The death of Cleninus 01:37 Tools
saint johan 02:03 Tools
gates of heaven 02:11 Tools
Evil rise 02:42 Tools
Gates of heaven (Absurd) 02:07 Tools
Death of Cleninus / Evil rise 04:19 Tools
If You Wanna Try 03:35 Tools
If you wanna try (crusaders of love) 03:35 Tools
you broke my heart in 2 03:47 Tools
A Heart Full of Sorrow (A Heart Full Of Sorrow 2010) 00:00 Tools
I'm sad 03:47 Tools
The death of Cleninus - Evil Rise 04:19 Tools
The End of Tomorrow (A Heart Full Of Sorrow 2010) 04:19 Tools
Greetings from Novisad (A Heart Full Of Sorrow 2010) 04:19 Tools
At The End of World 02:43 Tools
Multicolor (A Heart Full Of Sorrow 2010) 02:07 Tools
The fourth rider 02:07 Tools
With You In Mind (A Heart Full Of Sorrow 2010) 02:07 Tools
You Broke My Heart In Two (Blast From The Past 2011) 02:07 Tools
last breath (absurd) 02:07 Tools
Greeting from Novi sad 02:07 Tools
Jihad (A Heart Full Of Sorrow 2010) 02:07 Tools
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Yussuf Jerusalem is a psychedelic rock musician from France. Also having played under the banner of Yussuf Jerusalem and the Riders of Allah, the imagery on his Myspace site pokes at Western Culture's embedded fear of cave dwelling dudes in black hoods whose jihad-fueled hatred burns in the secluded cliffs of a mountain in Afghanistan. Coupled with the black metal imagery on his debut album, "A Heart Full of Sorrow", released in 2009 on Floridas Dying, which visually brings to mind old world monks casting spells in burlap ropes, one might expect something completely different from this record once the needle hits the grooves. But these are different times we are living in, and now a band that plays weird, folky, and vaguely gloomy music can open their debut release with a black metal tune if they want. Mr. Jerusalem proves so by doing just that, as if his intent were to scare off the toe-dipping hipsters before the record slips into the good stuff. His second album, "Blast From the Past", was released in 2011. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.