Genre

Reggae

https://embed.spotify.com/?uri= spotify:track:5WantVU2anFpTbWHZSyPD6 Roots Rock Riot Skindred at it's finest. A great mix of reggae and metal where the songwriting is fresh and the sound is like Bob Marley was a angsty teenager and fan of Rage Against The Machine. Mixed together by light dub and electro this album is very British, very fun, very energetic and above all memorable. https://embed.spotify.com/?uri= spotify:track:0XwTCFtmiwCwtjjyTd7xci Engravings I really love the sound and style of Forest Swords. Glitchy sampling of inaudible babble, lo-fi guitar noises and a healthy dose of dub-beats. The percussion is constant, and the music flutters in and out of context. It makes for very chill, but also a bit unsetteling music. Chill and unsettling, that's me. https://embed.spotify.com/?uri= spotify:track:5RmswDy09aVYdFlpUgkEa2 Until That Day The best of the best; the all-star artists of the Easy Star label come together to do amazing things, among other cover-albums this EP with originals by a whole team of dreadheads. It makes for an interesting mix and look into the different sides of the genre. https://embed.spotify.com/?uri= spotify:track:3l1RY9qkNrY5e9xl38k4Ky Nanna , Rudd teaming up with a African reggae act? Couldn't be more psyched! But alas, the result is dry, lacks inspiration and tends to disappear as a nondescript tree in the monotonous forest of reggae. It lacks an image. https://embed.spotify.com/?uri= spotify:track:6uswws5UiNHy5MsjMQ0uZh The Orbserver in the Star House , A weird marriage, between The Orb and LSP, but there is no denying reggae and chill-out go together like cake and icing. Sadly the beats on this album have too much 'pep in their step' to really be relaxing, and LSP performance doesn't do it justice. Last Rudy Standing Kill The Power