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Back catalogue: Reggae

Juno's full catalogue of Reggae
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King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown (reissue)
Cat: CTLPPIC 85. Rel: 25 Mar 25
Keep On Dubbing (3:12)
Stop Them (Jah) (2:53)
Young Generation (dub) (2:37)
Each One (dub) (2:57)
555 Dub Street (2:41)
Braces Tower (dub) (2:35)
King Tubby Meet Rockers Uptown (2:55)
Corner Crew (dub) (3:09)
Say So (dub) (2:37)
Skanking (dub) (2:52)
Frozen (dub) (4:18)
Review: It's the record that defined it all: King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown, the defining collaborative album by Augustus Pablo and King Tubby, released in 1976. Not only a seminal record in terms of spreading the missionary message of dub, KTMRU is also a favourite of even contemporary deejays for its outsized, mature sound, one marked by eccentrically high-feedbacked, pop-eye delay effects, not to mention a driven percussion section. Now released in Canada by Clocktower Records, Canucks (and citizens of all other beneficiary nations of international postage systems) can enjoy the multi-instrumental blitz of Earl Smith, Ashton Barrett, Carlton Barrett, Robbie Shakespeare in collaboration with Tubby, the protomartyr of dub himself, on one of the quintessentially best dub reggae albums of all time.
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Rude Mechanicals (reissue)
Rude Mechanicals (reissue) (gatefold brown marbled vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: DUB 161. Rel: 08 Apr 25
South Of The Line (6:59)
Rude Mechanicals (5:37)
Bird Soul (7:02)
Sonic Colonic (live at Minikami) (9:20)
Fragile Ladders (5:14)
Harmonia (6:14)
1000 Mile Drift (5:56)
Transient Transmission (fig2) (4:58)
Please Leave Quietly (6:56)
Review: Initially released back in 2007 and now repressed for new audiences as well as enduring fans, Pitch Black's fourth album was possibly their best yet. Rude Mechanicals blends dance music and electronica with their signature mix of echoes, delays and deep basslines to brilliantly alluring effect. Kicking off with the lush 'South of the Line,' it progresses into tracks like the dub-heavy '1000 Mile Drift' and the high-energy 'Sonic Colonic.' 'Bird Soul' nods to Salmonella Dub's influence while 'Harmonia' delivers exquisite electronica. The title track features rapper KP addressing environmental destruction and things close with 'Please Leave Quietly'. Complex rhythms, warm bass and haunting melodies with sharp social commentary all make this a genre-busting bit of work.
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