Dystopian Dub Discotheque

http://dystopiandubdiscotheque.com - London based first ever Dubnihilism label

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End. Version 1

being dissatisfied by tumblr, it’s poor user support & some other factors of the page, as well as having some ideas of improvement - like having all on/in one site (i.e. our website, blog, releases/downloads) this tumblr blog ends here and now. Thanks to everybody who followed. there will be 1 (one) last post to let you all know once the new and improved blog is going online:

expect us to come back, bigger, better and more beautiful at http://dystopiandubdiscotheque.com sometimes early in the new year 2016

around that time we’ll also finally have our next release ready, an album full of “experiments in dub” by Autonomaton!

Untill then, seasons greatings - remember to appreciate this time as one of coming together, not one of consumerism!

bless

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Open yourself to extreme possibilities. Like this wagon christ remix!

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From our Berlin based Friend(s) at Beam UP:

BASSMÆSSAGE 12″ out now

By

Beam Up

A limited amount is available for sale on the Beam Up bandcamp. You can also get this in other select bass connoisseur vinyl stores

A1: Disrupt – Cutbacks Dub A2: Beam Up – Politricks A3: Ill_K – Never Stop AA1: The Duke Of Juke – Back Off AA2: Mesak & Claws Costeau – En Keksi, Pentele! AA3: Elemental, Troy Gunner & Rowl – The Artist

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zkrat with “politics” from the second installment of the Nonjah Tunes series. Free to download from Dystopian Dub Discotheque.

Talking of DDD keep your eyes peeled for announcements soon to come! Yes, new releases are in the pipeline indeed!

Bless...

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Eek a Mouse with some history. With voices currently out there that recall bad memories we need to make a different future happen!

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Alpha Blondy with Peace in Liberia. And ideally also in other places

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30 years later and the 'sleng teng' legacy is still going strong.

Nice article on the Casio MT40 and its influence on dub...

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Adam Curtis: Bitter Lake

A new, adventurous and epic film by Adam Curtis.

Today’s Sunday movie is the great documentary Bitter Lake! A must watch in these times...

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thus we continue where we left of yesterday - this time with a solo track by Barry Adamson - Saturn in the Summertime, a psychedelic dub jazz fusion for your Saturday evening enjoyment.

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A lovely trip-hop -based on a heavy dubline- remix of Barry Adamson & Anita Lane’s cover of legendary Nancy Sinatra tune These Boots are Made for Walking.

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Babylon Shall Fall, apparently. Don’t know if that means Daesh and the califate?!

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And here’s the man mentioned  (by the artist, not us) in yesterday’s tributary track: Prince Far I & The Arabs with a dub named Foundation Stepper.

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Fool on the HIll presents us with a track of what was meant to be an album of far out dub inspired music. As you might have guessed, it is inspired by 'Foundation Stepper' by Prince Far I & the Arabs, so is the artwork infact.

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Dead Summer by Soul Piss aka noisemonger Solypsis from the second installment of Nonjah Tunes - the compilation for... Nonjah Tunes. Dubnihilism for the masses! enjoy!

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We’ve been having a great time here on the fringes, i.e. music ranging from the darker dub derivatives to no longer dub to whatever we were just fancying. - No worries, dear fans of the orthodoxy, we’ll throw in a few more classics again, soon. But for our Sunday movie we’re going to that ultra hard, ultra fast style that developed from jungle and hardcore - both of which wouldn’t be what they are without dub - that is breakcore. With a great little documentary from some great Viennese friends - Notes on Breakcore. Enjoy the Amen!

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While we’re meandering around the fringes, here’s something for the connoisseur: African Reggae by German “Skandalnudel” (source: Deutsche Medien) Nina Hagen...

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Don’t Black Friday, Black Sabbath instead... Nice little Reggae cover version. Vocals do sound very Ozzy-esque.