masterful gregory from 1997 over a juddering, propulsive music works rhythm.

magnificent nyabinghi roots warning

dug out lets off this early-nineties r n b-spiced piledriver, recorded by lloyd pickout dennis at dynamic, with the firehouse crew

hard to find digi from the vaults of gussie clarke.

legendary, killer roots. an austere, implacable, heavier-than-lead one-away, with a severe dub. even their bass bins shall tremble and be in anguish.

a previously unreleased, 909 driven rocksteady version of ding dong merrily on high.

rougher than rough roots radics cut with wild effects & murderous dubbing - highly recommended!

repress of super-rare semi-digital 12inch essential!

first time out for this wildly raw dubplate, sister-recording to the pablo master-rhythm - essential!

unmissable tubbys dub.

eternal london 1987 digital reggae, repress in stamped, white sleeve

gregory isaacs killer from 1988.

fresh from the black ark: free, rawly spiritual trance-music a full-force nyabinghi freak-out

originally released in 1976, beautifully mixed by king tubby

>special thanks to freddie mcgregor and the studio one band<, it states on the cover, as the up and coming tenor saw gets full superstar treatment from the best in the business, with a tremendous, chunky, runaway rhythm, dominated by baggas roiling bass, burning horns and dubwise, lightning-clap percussion. not to mention a full-colour picture-sleeve, replicated here.

dug out delivers this reissue of a rare as hens teeth one riddim lp - crucial doesnt half describe it - its a killer!

co-architect of black victory, sugar himself takes the mic for its last release, a driving sufferers cliffhanger about bent cops and going on the run, with bagga walker, the great studio one bassist, in full effect ?

dug out delivers this reissue of a rare as hens teeth one riddim lp - crucial doesnt half describe it - its a killer!

reissue of mid 1990s uk roots sound-system vibes

tripping nyabinghi from 1974, led by ras michael over four extended & psychedelic excursions.

a stinging, thumping, futuristic soundboy frightener, terrible and remorseless, this was originally brandished by ja producer dennis star hayles in 1989, caged in a label sampler. mid-decade, red rose had a smash hit for king tubby with an immortal song about a rhythm with fierce tempo, by now it has mutated into a killing machine, controls set to vaporize all zinc pan, super-charged with the shock treatment of all dibbi dibbi.