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First Class Rock Steady Roy Shirley / Heptones / The Techniques / .. VP LP

Asian Dub Foundation Rafis Revenge (20th Anniversary Edition) London Records CD | LP

Reel Big Fish Life Sucks... Let's Dance! Rock Ridge Music CD | LP

The Frightnrs Never Answer / Questions (Dub) Daptone Records 7"

Tommy Guerrero / Trevor Jackson Dub Tunes DUB TUNES is the result of the meeting of two open minded people driven by the passion of music and skateboarding. Tommy Guerrero offers 5 tracks to Ed Banger records. Mixing post-industrial noise, dub echoes and folky routines. TG signs a one of a kind record, full of human emotions mixed with computerized beats. To complete this EP, another multi task artist came on board. Trevor Jackson known for his undisputed contribution to Dance Music as visual artist and musician reworked 3 tracks. Trevor will take you on three different journeys, showing here again his capacity to go wherever he wants with class. TJ side will please warm up or after-hours DJs, building or tripping, sophisticated electronic music for everyone. ED BANGER LP

Burning Spear Hail H.I.M LP on 180g black vinyl. The Jamaican roots reggae singer Burning Spear released his album Hail H.I.M. in 1980. His music has undergone a continuous evolution, resulting in a phenomenal album. He’s mixing various genres in his roots sounds. Winston Rodney, aka “Burning Spear”, is in his element when he’s playing with Bob Marley’s backing band The Wailers. It’s breath-taking brilliance with the stunning performances of every band members and Burning Spear himself. Some songs feel almost proggy, while others are stripped down to the minimalistic core themes. The deeper meanings of his lyrics can be felt in the way he brings them to the listener. An epical and essential album in reggae’s history. Music On Vinyl LP

Vybz Kartel Kingston Story Mixpak LP

Brother Dan All Stars Lets Catch The Beat LP on 180g orange coloured vinyl. Robert “Dandy” Livingstone was one of the major influences in the spectacular rise of Trojan Records. Let’s Catch The Beat consists of some of his best work he recorded before the end of the 1970s. Credited as the Brother Dan All Stars he brought the reggae rhythms with a British flavour. This fine combination marks one of the largest pieces in the early days of the Trojan Records label. Dandy’s third album Let’s Catch The Beat was released for the price of two 45’s-quite a bargain, and went on to become a big seller. Let’s Catch The Beat is available as a limited edition of 750 individually numbered copies on orange coloured vinyl. Music On Vinyl / Trojan Records LP

Don Drummond Memorial Album LP on 180g orange coloured vinyl. Don Drummond became famous as one of the original members of the instrumental ska band The Skatalites. He composed most of their tunes and recorded different tunes in the ‘50s and ‘60s. He was an excellent trombonist and the famous producer Duke Reid remixed a couple of his tracks years after his death. The instrumentals which are blended together searching for the famous ska sound. The different musicians, who never seem to be out of the Jamaican Hit Parade, bring you 12 numbers packed with the infectious West Indian beat which will make you want to dance and keep on dancing. The so-called Memorial Album illustrated how Drummond’s talent would change the future of Trojan. Don Drummond was convicted for murdering his girlfriend in 1965. He was imprisoned inKingston, where he died four years later. The official cause of death is still unknown, but different theories saying that he was killed or poisoned. Memorial Album is available as a limited edition of 750 individually numbered copies on orange coloured vinyl. Music On Vinyl / Trojan Records LP

STUDIO ONE Black Man's Pride 3: None Shall Escape The Judgement Of The Almighty Soul Jazz Records Presents / Various Artists This is the latest new installment of Soul Jazz Records' on-going collection of Rastafarian music at Studio One, featuring classic material from legendary roots and culture artists The Gladiators, Horace Andy, Freddie McGregor, Sugar Minott and the Wailing Souls, alongside a superb selection of rarities from Sir Coxsone's musical empire made up of one-off and practically unknown Rastafarian artists who recorded on a myriad of Studio One off-shoot labels in the 1970s - The Manchesters, Mellodies, The Nightingales and others. In this new collection, we see that once again the prescient Clement Dodd was a man who saw the wider picture. In the 1960s it was Sir Coxsone who identified the creative potential of The Wailers, Toots and the Maytals, Heptones, Burning Spear and many, many others. In the 1970s Studio One released an untouchable selection of the finest as styles moved from reggae to deejay to dub and, in the latter half, the emergence of dancehall. But what is also clear is that throughout this era Studio One released an incredible amount of roots music, and not just the most commercially obvious. For alongside the career-building catalogues of Burning Spear, The Wailing Souls, The Gladiators and so on, one needs to be an ardent Studio One collector to know some of the truly raw Rastafarian music featured here. Groups such as The Manchesters or The Nightingales feel as if they were recorded straight out of the churchical chants of the mansions. Soul Jazz Records CD | LP

Major Lazer Essentials An essentials compilation album from the acclaimed Major Lazer, featuring a huge range of guests from the likes of Justin Bieber, Travis Scott, Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj, Tove Love and plenty more. Essentials showcases Major Lazer’s unique positioning and singular talent for transcending borders and genre. Because Music CD | LP

Dreadzone Sound New pressing of the LP is on yellow splatter coloured vinyl, expected 11th January. Reissue of Dreadzone's 2001 album Until the release of their fourth album ‘Sound’ in 2001 the band continually remixed itself, chopping and changing members (and record labels). Greg and Tim approached the new millennium with a fresh idea in the form of the Dubwiser Club night at Notting Hill Arts Club – a move that would sow the seeds for the birth of ‘Sound’ in 2001 on the Ruff Life label. They channelled their energy into DJ based club nights that fused dub and reggae with contemporary electronic beats to create the perfect soundtrack for people from different planets. This proved a fertile musical playground with immediate feedback on the Dreadzone sound. It was in this climate (and in a new studio) that the band would create ‘Sound’. The album was written and evolved over a two year period at the turn of the century and featured contributions from Don Letts, Earl 16, Brinsley Forde and MC Det. It’s also most notable for the first appearance of a certain MC Spee on the opening tune Return of Dread. Dubwiser Records CD | LP

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