Tag: reggae
The Pop Group: Y (Definitive Edition) – album review
The Pop Group's debut album Y was released in 1979. Forty years later its visceral power still has the power to shock and inspire in a box set full of surprises, says Tim Cooper.
Alton Ellis – Greatest Hits – Mr Soul Of Jamaica –...
Album Review Alton Ellis - - Greatest Hits - Mr Soul Of Jamaica Doctor Bird 2CD/DL Released 11th October 2019 Reissue of Alton Ellis' compilation album from 1973, which...
Various: The Linval Thompson Roots Albums Collection – album review
Various - The Linval Thompson Roots Albums Collection Doctor Bird 2CD/DL Released 11th October 2019 New collection that brings together three late 70s albums produced by Linval Thompson,...
Prince Fatty – In The Viper’s Shadow – album review
Prince Fatty - In The Viper's Shadow Evergreen Records Vinyl/DL Released 4th October 2019 Bringing together a bunch of bona fide reggae music legends including Big Youth, Marcia...
Errol Brown & The Supersonics: Treasure Dub Albums Collection – album...
Errol Brown & The Supersonics - The Treasure Dub Albums Collection Doctor Bird 2CD/DL Released 13th September 2019 2CD collection which features three classic dub LPs from the...
LIVE
False Advertising: The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham – live review
False Advertising
The Sunflower Lounge Birmingham
November 10th 2019 Mancunian grunge-pop trio False Advertising celebrate the release of their debut...
INTERVIEWS
An Interview with Toxic Chicken
Favorite physical format must be the floppy diskette. It's the poor person's choice of underground DIY, to me it looks super cool and is a challenge to fill up with interesting material.
NEWS
Negativland – TRUEFALSE – album review
Negativland TRUEFALSE Seeland Records In an era defined in part by struggles for intellectual copyright and remuneration through streaming platforms...
MEDIA
The Dogs of War – film review
The Dogs of War (1980)
Director: John Irvin Cast: Christopher Walken, Tom Berenger, Colin Blakely Running time: 102 minutes Format: Blu-ray Release...
FESTIVALS
Mirrors Festival 2019: London – live review
Mirrors Festival has relocated to Camden Town. Keith Goldhanger visits all six venues and reports from this...
