Carl Bert & The Cimarons ‎| Slipping Into Darkness 7"Back In Stock Storming deep funky reggae version of Slipping Into Darkness from Carl Bert backed by The Cimarons, produced by Clem Bushay. Originally released in 1974 and first time on 7" thanks to Hornin Sounds. Brilliant dub on the flip too (which as far as I'm aware is exclusive to this release). Tracklist: A Slipping Into Darkness B Dubing Into Darkness

A The Wicked Cant Run - Melodica

A-side is home to Horace Andy's iconic rework of the Paragons classic (which in turn was later famously reworked once again by Massive Attack on their Mezzanine LP) and then flip it over for an epic dub of monumental proportions from Tubby that features plenty of his trademark thunderclap sound effects (which he apparently created by chucking his spring reverb around the studio

You get plenty of lovely spaced out cosmic dubs showcasing Richie's distinctive style of dubbing that contains hints of soul

Back In Stock Fascinating

Cool and deadly dub companion to Mad Cobra's 1993 "Goldmine" LP which sees it's first ever appearance on vinyl having previously only been available on the expanded CD version of the initial release

Much needed and very welcome reissue of this legendary super rare roots instrumental from Leroy Wallace produced by Sid Bucknor in collaboration with Lee Scratch Perry and originally released in 1974 (though you're very unlikely to be able to find/afford an OG)

killer record from Sully that has justifiably gone on to reach somewhat cult status over the years

Kind of amazed this one still remains under most people's radars as it's a bit of a banger

inspired me to write this article for Test Pressing

Stranger Cole's beautifully deep "Capture Land" followed by Wanachi's ace funky and dubby instrumental rework of Azul's "Black Rose" that gets transformed into "Black Root"

Really love the combination of the heavy early 80's Channel One sound with Devon's soulful vocals on this one which give it a really distinctive sound

Johnny Clarke's version of Declaration Of Rights produced by Bunny Lee with the Agrrovators on backing provides the source material and then Tubby takes it into the furthest reaches of his mixing desk for a full on dubwise work out featuring plenty of trademark echo