Adrian Sherwood Presents: Dub No Frontiers (Album Review)
In a male-dominated genre, dub maestro Adrian Sherwood pushes boundaries by showcasing ten women's voices from around the world in 'Dub No Frontiers'.
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In a male-dominated genre, dub maestro Adrian Sherwood pushes boundaries by showcasing ten women's voices from around the world in 'Dub No Frontiers'.
The new album from Horace Andy brings listeners some nocturnal dub in what is sure to be an instant classic.
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The On The Wire DJ and Wire dub columnist remembers the mercurial musician whose one world vision included collaborations with Prince Far I, Stanley Unwin and Muslimgauze
01 Linton Kwesi Johnson LKJ in Dub (Island, 1980) Dub poet Linton Kwesi Johnson made his mark in the late 70s with his lyrical swipes at racist society. Here his bassist and bandleader Dennis Bovell (arguably the foremost British reggae/dub producer) remixes two of LKJ’s previous albums, sonically sculpturing these tunes into pulsing rhythms that could work on the dance floor. Johnson’s voice is largely absent, only occasionally echoing across the dub. 02 King Tubby This album – and its companion, Presents the Roots of Dub – features The Aggrovators, the superb studio band employed b...