Jah Clive | Rambo 7"Massive roots bomb from Jah Clive (a. k. a. Clive Hylton) originally released in 1984. Love the super tuff rhythm on this one (also used on Clarence Parks "Things A Come Up To Bump") and Clive totally smashes it with his impassioned soulful vocal delivery. Deadly dub on the flip too! Served up on a limited edition camo brown coloured vinyl 7" courtesy of TRS out of France. Tracklist: A Rambo B Rambo (Version)

Limited run

B: Bury The Devil (Dubplate Style)

B1: Bonnefoi Dub

A2 Straight Through

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)

A Horace Andy – Quiet Place

Trackllist

Tenor Youthman - Our Progress

Late 80's under the radar digi killer business from Stanford Shirley which

True to it's name "Rhythm Immortal " feels like a timeless piece of dub futurism beamed in from the year 3000

A1 Paul St

The first part of a three volumes revisiting cv313's epic Altering Illusions collection that first appeared in the early 2010's on limited vinyl and CD and has gone on to become somewhat of a dub techno holy grail