ERROL BROWN & THE REVOLUTIONARIES - Dub Expression LP

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ERROL BROWN & THE REVOLUTIONARIES - Dub Expression LPRecorded and mixed at Duke Reid's storied Treasure Isle studio by Duke's nephew, young engineer Errol Brown, Dub Expression collects dubbed up treatments of seminal rockers rhythms crafted for Marcia Griffiths, John Holt, Dennis Brown and more. Propelled by the drums of Lowell "Sly" Dunbar, the appropriately named Revolutionaries (with their tough and radical sound) were the ideal group to reflect a turbulent period in Jamaican politics. While the

one album later and literally half the band had changed

grooving tempo shifts

CANDIDATE DEMO is a twopiece from Virginia/USA

The beautiful artwork was designed by Adrian Kietzmann

their albums are benchmarks in the expansion and evolution of heavy music

It was produced by Martsch

drum’n’bass and the meticulousness of Jan Jelinek’s Glitch aesthetics

or a swarm of titanic hornets

interested in using the voice to create rhythmic patterns that would inevitably break out of time and become asymmetrical and awkward

it's refreshing to hear some truly great songwriting and musicianship shine through

In “Echo” our narrator is lost in the madness of regret and lost love

weaving intricate guitar work