Dubstep and the like

[pointwharf]

Morning.

Transferring from the welcome thread where I mentioned that I was 'tinkering about on the edges of dubstep' and the like.

Bear in mind that I am young enough to have seen Marley, Pete Tosh and co back in 1973/4 when they still played 'proper' jamaican reggae and although I did not much like the 'pop' reggae that followed I became a big fan of Sly and Robbie in later years.

I love dub but I am probably a quarter of a century out of time on this genre so I am looking for anything interesting from authentic 70's dub to modern dubsteb.

To give you an idea, Bombaclaad Star from Liquid Stranger is on the money as far as modern releases are concerned.

Any recommendations gratefully received, be nice if I can find them on Spotify.....:thumbsup:

[WAD62]

Give 'Glyphic' by Boxcutter a go, probably the best end of 'Dub Step' IMHO

As for Dub, have a go with 'Dubsetter', last year's Lee Scratch Perry & Adrian Sherwood collaboration

Or even 'Dubber Side of the Moon' by Easy Star all Stars, much 'dubbier' than the original 'Dub Side of the Moon'...

Oh and 'Hurricane Dub' by Grace Jones is well worth a listen, very well produced...liquid bass! ;)

[pointwharf]

Give 'Glyphic' by Boxcutter a go, probably the best end of 'Dub Step' IMHO

As for Dub, have a go with 'Dubsetter', last year's Lee Scratch Perry & Adrian Sherwood collaboration

Or even 'Dubber Side of the Moon' by Easy Star all Stars, much 'dubbier' than the original 'Dub Side of the Moon'...

Oh and 'Hurricane Dub' by Grace Jones is well worth a listen, very well produced...liquid bass! ;)

I was hoping for some things I can find on Spotify, neither Glyphic nor Dubsetter are available.

I love Grace Jones' Compass Point recordings, Sly and Robbies playing is just sublime.....:)