Finally, Geometrik Records offers for the first time the double vinyl version of TARIKAT, which includes most of the tracks (recorded between 1986 and 1989) released on the double CD of the same title (Daft Records 1997) sold out for more than 25 years, and previously on cassette (Diez Años de Esplendor, L.A.1991).

This release features 16 tracks, remastered for this edition, showcasing E.G.'s unique sound from the eighties, reminiscent of other albums like Arispejal Astisaró, Nador, and Sheikh Aljama. This is a period especially appreciated by E.G. fans, where they developed their original and unique style that influenced many later groups and artists of industrial music and even certain forms of techno.

Rough, primitive and minimalist, the tracks are constructed on distorted and noise rhythms, sometimes industrial, sometimes with tribal and African influences using synthesizers and analog electronic instruments. Gabriel Riaza, founding member of E.G. until 1991, worked in Melilla (North Africa) during those years, and this influenced the conception of many of Tarikat's tracks.

The images used in this release are by Andrés Noarbe, who was responsible for Esplendor Geométrico's graphic design during the eighties and also served as the band's manager. The overall design is by Alonso Urbanos. Recorded by Arturo Lanz and Gabriel Riaza in Madrid and Melilla (North Africa) between 1986 and 1989.

A1. Chile al Día
A2. Disco Mitrak
A3. Huida
A4. Fel - Lah
A5. El Frente Avanza
B1. Tarikat
B2. Francotirador
B3. Alqala
B4. Boabab
C1. ¿Es Seguro Nuestro Porvenir?
C2. Hasta Tarifa
C3. Macao
D1. Kahba al Contrato
D2. Trybuna del Laboro
D3. Cadencia Réproba
D4. Trabajo y Vigilancia