"The riddims are proper hip worriers, the lyrics worth repeating and Warzou takes us on a back to the future trip down jungle memory lane"

“Last Night’s Dub” sees another heavy riddim test your speakers, and trust me this album won’t be kind to lower quality hi-fi gear

Purkins and The Co-Operators more than do their part, laying down deep warm roots riddim after riddim with all the right amounts of Pablo blessed melodica, countryman flute, righteous horns and choice effects.

twists up a serious dub meets dancehall cone, before Tiiu Helinä drops a heavyweight ethereal floater to remind reggae’s digi-misfits that they’ll always have a home in Lepzig.

This isn’t an LP for the dub progressives, but if you want a reggae history lesson then look no further.

Live drums, bass, percussion, melodica, organ - tick. Killer roots reggae - double tick

There's always been a healthy symbiosis between American & Jamaican music, with American R&B & jazz ringing out from the island