To Drive The Dub Starship Through The Horror Zone (Vinyl LP) Folk & Americana

To Drive The Dub Starship Through The Horror Zone (Vinyl LP) Folk & AmericanaLee Perry teams up with long time colaborator Daniel Boyle, to create a new Dub album from the multitrack recordings of the sell out 2016 Album from Max Romeo Horror Zone. Using exclusively 70's and 80's analogue equipment and Lee's signatuire Black Ark sound. The record is presented with artwork hand painted by Tel Aviv based cover art painter Ellen G.

dramatic Timi Yuro-esque ballads were the real forte of Liz Brady

" where he mocks the rock-star guitar-smashing tradition

from 1978 featuring the classic track Black On Black

Fusing traditional folk elements with Jazz

They are from the years 1966 and 1967 respectively

Double Heavyweight Vinyl

\t Limited to 2000 copies

It's My Life saw the band seek a less synthesized sound and less New Romantic image

If the mood is melancholy

Not yet pared down to the more rock- and Afro percussive-driven sound he eventually developed

created by Hancock's us of electronic effects devices

around the US