In The Light Dub (Vinyl LP) Rock N Roll & 50s

In The Light Dub (Vinyl LP) Rock N Roll & 50sIn The Light is rightly regarded as Horace Andy's strongest testament. Originally released in 1977 and given confirmed reggae album classic status by it's 1995 Blood & Fire release, this reissue is complete with the Prince Jammy dub companion. The newly commissioned sleeve notes are written by reggae historian, Noel Hawks, and feature previously unseen photos. Horace Andy's is already considered a legend in reggae circles, a status which has

East London

Antiphon and the 2019's album Structuralism were both self-released on his Sekito label

Sen Morimoto

everything is alive also manages to break down the boundaries of what’s come before it

the country of his birth

Sun Ra) on percussion

Hopelessly In Love finally receives the deluxe treatment its status and profound influence has long since deserved

Tommy put the mics around

The flip features the same song

'Until the Night' features tinkling autoharp

It’s an album that pulsates with ideas

" high density album more influenced by 80s British production more than anything to do with Southern California in 1970s