Dub Reviews
| Artist: | Wicked Dub Division feat. Singer Blue & Culture Freeman | Cover scan:
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| Title: | Bangshaka / Kingsmarch | |||
| Label: | Wicked Dub Division | |||
| Catalogue Number: | ? | |||
| Format: | 10" | |||
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| Result: | Very dark, for Earthquake fans | |||
| Review date: | 2008-06-04 | |||
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Wicked Dub Division is a dub project from Pordenone from the BR Stylers / Earthground Combination environment. This 10" from 2007 is their first release and features two very dark tunes in best Earthquake tradition. Industrial-dub so to say.
"Bangshaka" is a very fast stepper with Singer Blue on the mic who gives a nice contrast with his warm voice to this ice-cold tune. The dub is not much more than a plain version. "Kingsmarch" is a tune on which you might have quite a bit to chew on. It's main ingredient is a very harsh sound which is quite shocking when played on a sound (I tested it). The Culture Freeman vocal contribution doesn't fit to the song at all, in my opinion. The version focusses on the riddim section and adds some nice dubbing to it and is my favourite tune on this release. |
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