Dub Philosophy - Alpha & Omega

Advantages: Good music to relax to and appreciate as well as dance to.
Disadvantages: none

...This music and album is one to appreciate. Salmonella Dub hails from Kaikoura, New Zealand and were formed in 1994. One Drop East is Salmonella Dub's second major album released in New Zealand in 2004. This albums shows that the bands dub music has matured since their first album Killervision was released in 1999, which was released to critical acclaim. Tracks such as 'Nu Steppa', 'Pure', 'Simmer Down', 'Octopus' and 'Bubble' have made me forget the world and go into my own world. If you like dub music and want to chill out buy it. The album displays influences quintessential to the new wave of New Zealand, which was first displayed in Killervision in 1999 and has been improved upon... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: peacefull
Disadvantages: short

...Absolute Classic. the dub connection from dc by earl morgan some new techinques used here, diverse production skills and crazy off beat effects bring the true elements of dub out of the woodworks! The way the album progress's realy brings out some true roots elements and manifests into a dreamwork of an album, i could go technical into how its produced, but i want the music to speak for it itself its very well produced and diserves the up most respect. this is definetly one for the summer vibe, with the top down shirt off and the shades on with a pina colada relaxing in the sun haha or whatever you like to do to relax and enjoy the good time you may have... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Dubby and Dancey all in one
Disadvantages: Not as stand out as some counterparts

...As I sat infront of my CDs, wondering what I should listen to to get me through the rest of the night I thought about throwing on something loud and aggresive....hmm no, maybe something fast and drummy....hmm no. Its at times like these that you should almost always reach for a dub album. I quickly shuffled to the dub section of my CDs and grabbed one, it just so happened to be Orb. Now there is something about the "Dub" genre that doesn't inspire me to write reviews, it inspires me to lie on the floor with no lights on and start to float away to places unknown simply by listening to this music. So here we are, and the album comes in at a very respectable 1:12:56, which is masterfully long and just screams "epic tracks that will melt you to nothing". CASE: The case is a plastic one with the front design being a plain... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful