The Strangeness of Dub

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whisperingdave

Member

• Jan 23, 2020

• #1

New radio essay series that might be of interest to folks on here:

https://www.morleyradio.co.uk/programmes/the-strangeness-of-dub-ep1/

https://www.morleyradio.co.uk/programmes/the-strangeness-of-dub-ep2/

https://www.morleyradio.co.uk/programmes/the-strangeness-of-dub-ep3/

It's put together by Eddie George, who played The Data Thief in Black Audio Film Collective's "The Last Angel of History" https://lux.org.uk/work/last-angel-of-history

Pretty damn impressive listening imo.

 

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DannyL

Wild Horses

• Jan 23, 2020

• #2

Yes, I listened to the second of these and it's bloody fantastic. Gives the music the critical reflection and depth of analysis it deserves.

 

john eden

male pale and stale

• Jan 23, 2020

• #3

Full respect for the first two. Hyped about the new one. Takes a lot to get me excited dubwise these days. This does. For the heads.

 

yyaldrin

in je ogen waait de wind

• Jan 24, 2020

• #4

just played the first one. it's great. will check the other two asap. is this just a one-off thing or part of a larger show where they also deal with other genre's and sounds?

 

sufi

lala

• Jan 27, 2020

• #5

both interesting and boring at the same time, but 100% worthwhile, educative and entertainy

 

sufi

lala

• Jan 27, 2020

• #6

hoping it might get a bit more perky as history progresses towards the digital era

 

luka

Well-known member

• Jan 27, 2020

• #7

I assumed this would be too worthy to bother with and you've confirmed it

 

john eden

male pale and stale

• Jan 27, 2020

• #8

It’s not for everyone.

 

sufi

lala

• Feb 11, 2021

• #9

still going, this

The Strangeness of Dub with Edward George

Edward George, with Dhanveer Brar and Louis Moreno, on his radio show which combines critical theory, social history, a cross-genre musical selection and live dub mixing.

www.gold.ac.uk