Errol Dunkley - Darling Ooh! Dark-HardcoreAvailable on root beer marbled colored wax, limited to 1000 Errol Dunkley was an early reggae star and one of the youngest, recording his first side (My Queen) at the age of 12 for Prince Buster in 1964 and scoring his first hit (Youre Gonna Need Me) in 1967. Later, he became a key performer in the 70s Brit Reggae scene, just missing the Top Ten in 1978 with his remake of John Holts OK Fred. Helmed by groundbreaking female producer Sylvia Pottenger,
Artistic Identity comes from reconciling these different techniques and approaches of working on and with that fabric
and with this record I think the intention was to let go and put more trust in myself
great MF DOOM - and Black Thought's only full length collaboration beyond his pioneering music in The Roots
We’re not concerned with following any type of trends
the world of ‘Bolted’ is tightly wound
7 Cossacks Charge
putting down roots
New York already count two full-length albums and four EPs under their belt
and still get butterflies from them
the long-awaited and criminally overlooked follow up brings with it an evolution of their sound
unquiet infanticidal voids
but those with a careful ear would have heard slightly more trapped beneath her fuzzy chain of effects