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The Dubs that Time Forgot by Mad Professor
By John Fenwick on 18 Dec 2008

Retrospective of unreleased dubs from the prolific professor.

Peter Lloyd sends his soul to the world
By Anthea McGibbon on 17 Dec 2008

This year, Peter Lloyd the film actor, turned singer, released latest single Oh My Dahling, which...

Journey to Foreign by Clinark
By John Fenwick on 15 Dec 2008

Debut album from Bermuda/UK artist Clinark has the feel of a classic.

Susan Cadogan: Two Sides of Susan Cadogan
By John Fenwick on 12 Dec 2008

Lovers’ rock old and new with Mad Professor at the controls.

Bob Marley and the Seven Chakras
By Geoffrey Philp on 11 Dec 2008

In her book The Anatomy of Spirit, Caroline Myss outlines the seven chakras of the human body....

Dennis Brown, The Niney Years
By Angus Taylor on 09 Dec 2008

One of the key partnerships in both reggae and in music worldwide.

Reggae Anthology - Randy's 50th Anniversary
By Angus Taylor on 03 Dec 2008

A joyous reminder of why these songs have stood the test of time.

For Alton Ellis, O.D. by Malachi
By Geoffrey Philp on 26 Nov 2008

Birth, death, and all the other parts of life surround us. But it is the writer, the poet, acting in...

Dub I by Jimmy Radway and The Fe Me Time All Stars
By Angus Taylor on 22 Nov 2008

Real sufferers dub from a man who suffered more than most.

Reality Shock Volume 1
By Angus Taylor on 20 Nov 2008

The acceptable face of UK roots and dub.

Interview: Torch
By Guillaume Huyard on 17 Nov 2008

Torch is a talented upcoming and conscious artist. Since he met Donovan Germain in 2003, he has been...

Stronger by Fantan Mojah
By Angus Taylor on 17 Nov 2008

More a collection than an album, but worth having nonetheless.

Chicken Scratch Deluxe Edition by Lee Scratch Perry
By Tom Orr on 17 Nov 2008

Deluxe madness of King Lee in his early singing days.

A Life In Minutes by Ed Rome
By Angus Taylor on 12 Nov 2008

Another retro but leftfield Rockers Revolt release.

Brownie Points by Lloyd Brown
By Angus Taylor on 11 Nov 2008

Top marks yet again for one of the UK's finest singers.

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