Madness of the Night: Their Culture And Religion Is Music, Nothing Else!

Madness of the Night is project and a vision that carry the voices of the oppressed, the silent voices, the poor man, the woman who is beaten and raped, the men who are forced into wars, the children who cannot sleep from terror at night, the house maid, the farmer, the outsiders. Their culture and religion is music nothing else. They seek to unite people through music.

They bring out strong political messages. They are anti governments and politicians. They are the voice of the people. The duo reside in Sweden though they believe that they belong to the world. “We love you you wherever you are in the world,” they say.

After ten years of silence Daniel and Abir decided to bring back their music again. After one year of planning, the birth of Madness of the Night took form in the beginning of 2012. With influence of traditional goth-rock, a touch of madness and a political stand, Madness of the Night shape their songs into something new.

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The songs like: “Theatre of Life,” (Mesraheyat Alhayat) with Arabic lyrics. “The State of Madness,” dedicated to Alem Dechasa. “Javla Zigenare,” against silent racism toward gypsies in Sweden and “Oppression,” against female oppression.

After a year of creativity, Madness of the Night have produced new songs, music videos and are planning now for their first CD release this fall. Daniel was a former member of the Swedish goth-band Soulgrinder between 1993 and 2001. Abir also had a music project, writing and recording some songs . During the years between 1999-2002, Abir and Daniel had a synth/electro/goth project together, from which they released a CD under the name of Erotic Chant.