There's been a whole load of great dub reissues recently and, with this, Digidub have unearthed one of the best. As the label says, the original 12" is 'rare as rocking horse shit' so this 10" release is something to get your hands on while you can.
L.S. Diezel's experimental approach sees them merge breaks with dub that, despite the release's vintage, still sounds fresh and innovative even now. On two of the tracks they're joined by Launch DAT - actually the alias of label owner Lee Berwick - which adds yet more layers to an already multi-layered approach. Things get just a little funky, especially on the Poor Man's Glory track which you can hear in my Dandelion Radio show this month: get it on-demand here.
Look out for something from Digidub's recently released Julian Fairshare tribute in my August show.
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