Count Ossie Band | Lulumba 7"Back In Stock One of the all time greats. Sublime jazz influenced deep roots instrumental from two legendary Jamaican musicians drummer Count Ossie and guitarist Ernest Ranglin. A really very beautiful and timeless piece of music that doesn't sound quite like anything else. Originally recorded in 1970 for Sonia Pottinger's Gay Feet label when it was released under the title "Earth Song" it appears here as "Lulumba" on a very nice reissue 7" from

This is the first time that both of these have appeared on a 7" together

I got a bit obsessed with A-side cut "Simply Conscious Dub" after hearing it played out somewhere which sent me off on a dead end vinyl hunt only to discover it was a cassette only release dating back to 1985

Superb next level future steppers business from Bordeaux's Toroki and Muich's I-Tist

Blackboard Jungle Dub (version 2)11

dark and deadly industrial edged dubstep from London's Darkai on the legendary Deep Medi

B2 Part 1-2 Dub Wise

Nina Walsh (former studio partner of the late great Andrew Weatherall) delivers an outstanding remix which

Essential Berlin bass transmission here from Marco Shuttle on Samurai Music who delivers a killer four tracker that captures the ethereal spaciness of early-era Warp IDM combined with the skeletal sub bass pressure of the dubbier end drum & bass

Blackboard Jungle Dub (version 1)2

Back In Stock Mad Professor dubs up one of the greatest soul tracks ever produced (in fact one of the greatest tracks ever produced full stop

Drained Strands

I also have copies of volumes 8