This morning kicked
off with the latest from The Melancholy Babes – The Rat of the Riot. While the music is intense, it’s not all just crash and
bash... as I don’t think I could handle that so early in the
morning (it’s a very “room-sounding” recording and I think that
takes a little of the edge off too). I don’t have all of their
recordings, but it would be worth while working through the trio’s
discography at some stage.
And now for
something completely different... later in the day it was Root 70’s
Heaps Dub getting a spin. This album marked a departure for them, the
previous outings (I can never remember if this was their 3rd
or 4th release... out around the time of Fahvergnugen)
featured all original compositions, but on Heaps Dub they tackle the
work of Burnt Friedman. Surely then, this must be considered the
first of the conceptual series that followed? Something to mellow out
to.
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