Having acted as the heartbeat to Reggae music for most of his life, Robbie Shakespeare passes on the torch to the younger generation bass players leaving behind a legacy not… Read More »Robbie Shakespeare (1953 – 2021)
Spotify already presented me with their list of what I listened to mostly throughout 2021. Not exaclty a hundred percent accurate as my main stereo setup doesn’t even have streaming… Read More »5 times on repeat
As far as theme Dub albums go, few have been so ambitious as Raiders Of The Lost Dub. Taking one of the most treasured movie franchises in history, smashing it… Read More »Dub cover art #4
Last week I was out and about enjoying a week of free time close to the city of Arnhem. With the stunning scenery of the Hoge Veluwe etched on my… Read More »Crate digging in Arnhem
Following Dub cover art part 1 en 2, this third chapter will feature two albums rather than one together forming the King Of The Dub Rock series. Whether it is… Read More »Dub cover art #3
The best thing about writing something for an audience, no matter its size, is if you are able to catch your own genuine enthusiasm in the act and put it… Read More »Making History RSD 21
In contrast to most people who are selling their CD’s and switching to audio streamers, I find myself doing the exact opposite. I was at my local audio specialist shop… Read More »It’s not all about Vinyl Part 2
In the second installment of this series we take a look at the album cover of No Protection, Massive Attacks’ second album given the dub treatment by Mad Professor. From… Read More »Dub cover art #2
At my previous appartment I had a shelf hanging on the wall where I used to display some of the records with covers I thought had a certain artistic appeal.… Read More »Dub cover art #1
An ethos for expression of the mind and an ode to experimentation is what makes African Head Charge stand-out to every other act in my collection. In Pursuit Of Shashamane… Read More »Psychedelic Africa