Joe Gibbs - Dub SerialExcellent re press of a long lost dub set, the first Joe Gibbs dub album in fact, originally issued circa 1973 alongside other classic early dub sets including Lee Perrys Black Board Jungle and Rhythm Shower, Aquarius Dub, Java Dub, Prince Busters The Message, Dubwise and others. Virtually unheard since that time, its a dub heads dream come true, with early raw drum and bass cuts to Gibbss cut of Satta Massagana, Love Me Girl, Money In My Pocket and

What clearly defines Moss’s music is that while sometimes pushing the limits of sound to an ear-splitting dimension of experimentation and DIY-electronics - the music is always clearly a progression of the lineage of black music

we were part of a generation in transit

the majority of them associated with Frank Sinatra

‘Disques Debs International’ is released in conjunction with Henri Debs Et Fils and Air Caraibes

Like Norman’s other Endless Arcade songs – The Sun Won’t Shine On Me’

The result is soothing

seamless pop

this album shows Segall inhabiting the world of a song’s intent

The album is imaginative

darker and more powerul sound

touring bands and a new generation that would emerge at the end of the ‘60s

the second of these albums