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Dub Syndicate: Out Here on the Perimeter 1989 [5 CD]

Sherwood Adrian: The Collapse of Everything ... [Vinyl LP]

Beckett Harry: The Modern Sound of... [Vinyl LP]

Long awaited reissue of the 1982 solo LP from the late, great "Deadly" Headley Bennett, a key sideman from the golden age of Jamaican music who played on hundreds of records in a long and storied career. Designed as a showcase record for his unique talents, producer Adrian Sherwood assembled a crack team of his singers and players at the time for this set, including Style Scott, Bim Sherman, George Oban, Lizard Logan, Crucial Tony, and Bonjo Iyabinghi Noah. Also making an appearance on two tracks is fellow Alpha alumni Rico Rodriguez. Vinyl re-cut by Frank Merritt at The Carvery, includes a printed inner sleeve with liner notes and rare photos. The CD includes 2 previously unreleased bonus tracks.

Another great Dub Syndicate set, Strike the Balance features vocal contributions from mainstay Bim Sherman on a cover of Lloyd & Devon's "Cuss Cuss", and Shara Nelson (about to become a household name via her contributions to Massive Attack's Blue Lines) on a version of Serge Gainsbourg's "Je T'aime." Originally released in 1989, and coinciding with the beginnings of Dub Syndicate as a touring unit. Available on vinyl for the first time in over 25 years, re-cut by Frank Merritt at The Carvery, with an inner sleeve featuring rare photography by Coneyl Jay and new liner notes by Rob Harris (Test Pressing).

Dub Syndicate: Stoned Immaculate [Vinyl LP]

A brand new set of Dub Syndicate 'versions' utilising rhythms from their classic 89 - 96 period. Adrian Sherwood has gone back to the original tapes, working his mixing desk magic to find new angles on the timeless pulse of Lincoln Valentine "Style" Scott, with fresh overdubs from Cyrus Richard (Dub Asante Band). Features new dubs of tracks originally found on albums such as Time Boom X De Devil Dead and Stoned Immaculate. A fitting tribute to the long running creative partnership and friendship between Sherwood and Scott. Mastered by Frank Merritt at The Carvery, with an inner sleeve featuring rare photography by Coneyl Jay and liner notes by Rob Harris (Test Pressing).