VINYL FORMAT. It is hard to believe that Exploring the Dangers Of is, by and large, the creation of a mere three instrumentalists whose aim is to record "live" dub in real-time, direct to tape with few overdubs (melodica and keyboard), if any. Dub Trio are DP Holmes (guitar/keyboards), Stu Brooks (bass/keyboards), and Joe Tomino (drums/melodica). Their sound is massive! By incorporating elements of electronic, rock, and jazz, Dub Trio are simultaneously revolutionizing and paying homage to King Tubby's ...   [ read more ]

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Not quite a solo album from the Meat Beat Manifesto mainman, Hello Friends! is actually a mix set, with Dangers spinning through tracks from the Tino's Breaks series released by him with producer/video director Ben Stokes on their own Tino Corp. label. Hidden behind the alias of a reportedly reclusive Cuban percussionist named Tino, Dangers or Stokes (but usually not both) construct break records that range from excellent to solid. Give credit to both of them (and Mike Powell,...   [ read more ]

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A School of Secret Dangers is a campfire album with indie swagger; replete with songs that thrive on understated instrumentation and charming production values. Released after her gorgeous and critically celebrated Hi-Fi debut (The Places' The Autopilot Knows you Best), A School of Secret Dangers recalls Springsteen's Nebraska, a testament to the power of good songwriting recorded simply. This collection was handpicked from several seasons of self-recording using vinrtage World War II era microphones, shor...   [ read more ]

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