Keith Hudson - Playing It Cool & Playing It Right LPKeith Hudson, who temporarily worked as a dentist in the ghettos of Kingston, emigrated to New York City in 1976 and died there prematurely in 1984. He is best known for his work as a producer for artists such as U Roy, Big Youth, Ken Boothe, and Horace Andy and within short order Hudson brought his all round talent to full fruition. In 1974, he produced two ground breaking albums. Pick A Dub was one of the first official dub albums ever, and is still

And what have they built down there

The LP comes in a heavy board sleeve designed by the exiled Ben Fordree while on the run in Australia and includes a lyric sheet to help you sing along to modern classics like Doctor Dildo

away from a male-dominated environment

as well as making many other obscure personal experimental films

is A Colourful Storm's latest and most curious project

Those qualities hold

But after the pandemic further delayed that multi-year project

This Australian garage-rock band's vocalist is several shades more complex and adaptable than your typical throat-shredding truth-teller: His warm

The mutual bond formed during that brief encounter flowered into their first LP

Somewhere" define Optic Sink and their remarkable style with a clarity and power seldom realized in a studio setting

“Rapt Fashions” demands to know “Whose body is this anyway

Han Bennink (drums)