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Legendary roots vocal trio Culture released their ground-breaking debut album Two Sevens Clash 40 years ago. And this is celebrated with an expanded edition of the original album.
Two Sevens Clash is a masterpiece of Biblical proportions and a set that helped to define roots reggae with its spiritual and apocalyptic messaging and close harmonizing. But musically the album isn’t the archetype of roots reggae. Two Sevens Clash is brighter and more uplifting compared to most of the sets released during the same period.
This new version comes with eleven bonus cuts – dubs mixed by Errol T and deejay versions by the likes of I-Roy and Shorty the President. No fillers, only killers, even though a few of the bonus cuts have audio quality slightly below par.
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