Free at last! The International Observer apparently loves wide arcs of dramaturgy: After “From the Dungeons of Dub"(2010) on" More Tales from the Dungeons of Dub"(2013) and" Escape from the Dungeons of Dub"(2017), now appears with:"Free from the Dungeons of Dub“ (Dubmission) may be the last part of the Dungeons saga. During the last “Escape” I leaned far out of the window and from my “personal definition” modern Dubs "spoken, it was" a hundred percent reggaeDub In absolute perfect craftsmanship, which has at the same time completely emancipated itself from reggae. ”Well, I can hardly go a step further:“ Great compositions, beautiful melodies, sophisticated arrangements, perfect timing and an incredibly dynamic, clean sound ”- better The music of the ex-Thompson Twins head Tom Bailey cannot be described. Even the new plant does not move a nanometer away from this quality. With every beat it becomes clear that with Tom Bailey an exceptional talent is at work who, beyond commercial interests and scene credibility, is selfishly into the pure desire for good Dub-Music has prescribed. An absolute topDub-Album that does not contain any more text here because everything has already been said.
2 replies to “International Observer: Free from the Dungeons of Dub"
... if only there weren't those cheap-sounding keyboard sounds ...
I have to admit that I missed the Observer a bit. Especially now that the discs - all of them - can be bought at irie records, I'm a little bored. Five years ago I would have bought them all blindly, but now I'm a bit fed up. All in all, that's too much ambient music for me, which is okay, but maybe too emancipated from reggae. And then gtkriz wakes up the dormant ghosts and mentions the cheap sounding keyboard sounds. Now I only hear cheap keyboard… .. Thank you gtkriz ……. ;-) On the other hand, I really like the ARIWA 2018 Riddim Series by Mad Professor, now after listening to it several times. Sometimes really good riddims and a Mad Professor in top form.
Greetings ………… lemmi