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cron · Post by **cron** » Wed Feb 23, 2005 6:35 pm

Try 'Lateral Forces' (the 7 track album, not the 3 track EP) by Kit Clayton.

Lush, smoky, dubby goodness. Makes me think of rocks being rubbed over a contact mic in places (which there may well be).

edit: 7 track, not 8

Theo · Post by **Theo** » Wed Feb 23, 2005 6:38 pm

http://www.kyoto.dk
has moved to
http://www.kyoto-sound.com

A new release is up.

dekky · Post by **dekky** » Wed Feb 23, 2005 6:42 pm

adrian sherwood and the whole tackhead crew
http://www.onusound.co.uk/

and as vurt said: bill is king
http://www.innerhythmic.com/

efluon · Post by **efluon** » Wed Feb 23, 2005 10:40 pm

there is just SOO much ambient dub out there..

but i think one major (more electronic) influence for many has been the person of richard H kirk..

also hallucinogen has one very fine dub-album out..

also, if you're new to chill and like pole, you might check the first autechre-album inacunabula (produced by kirk).

ghost666 · Post by **ghost666** » Wed Feb 23, 2005 11:10 pm

Salmonella Dub -

Killer Vision, 1999
Inside The Dubplates, 2004

NZ band based in Europe now I think...fantastico!

Miro · Post by **Miro** » Thu Feb 24, 2005 1:05 am

jdg wrote:
here is a net release of some AMAZING ambient dub
wow.. i listen to this alot.
and i am amazed its free.
http://www.kyoto.dk/

oh my god. This is amazing

.
Thanks for the heads-up, jdg

Steven West · Post by **Steven West** » Thu Feb 24, 2005 3:52 am

Dekky - you say Adrian Sherwood is ambient dub?

Well then I'll have to recommend 'The Secret Dub Life Of The Flying Lizards' if that's the case. My hero David Cunningham was slightly ahead of Mr. Sherwood and the ON-U Sound crew I believe? Brilliant CD if you can find it. Adrian was very cool too... British white blokes - yo, ras-clat what be up wit dat?

If that's what goes for 'ambient dub' these days?
I just know it as 'hard stylie' still.

Shane Sanders · Post by **Shane Sanders** » Thu Feb 24, 2005 4:33 am

Miro wrote:
jdg wrote:
here is a net release of some AMAZING ambient dub
wow.. i listen to this alot.
and i am amazed its free.
http://www.kyoto.dk/
oh my god. This is amazing .
Thanks for the heads-up, jdg

dang! He took it all down. Must have been overwhelmed by the traffic. What was it like?

experimental.crow · Post by **experimental.crow** » Thu Feb 24, 2005 4:47 am

Shane Sanders wrote:
Miro wrote:
jdg wrote:
here is a net release of some AMAZING ambient dub
wow.. i listen to this alot.
and i am amazed its free.
http://www.kyoto.dk/
oh my god. This is amazing .
Thanks for the heads-up, jdg
dang! He took it all down. Must have been overwhelmed by the traffic. What was it like?

003 , 004 , 005 still available ...

mindless · Post by **mindless** » Wed Aug 10, 2005 3:54 am

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parma · Post by **parma** » Wed Aug 10, 2005 4:35 am

check out -

Deadbeat (on Pole's ~scape label)
Sad Rockets (Andrew Pekler)
Rhythm and Sound
earlier Vladislav Delay stuff
Safety Scissors

dystonia_ek · Post by **dystonia_ek** » Wed Aug 10, 2005 1:21 pm

Twilight Circus, for sure. Excellent rootsy dub.

tetraplan · Post by **tetraplan** » Wed Aug 10, 2005 6:41 pm

On a slightly technoier tip: Basic Channel (mainly later stuff, earlier stuff is pretty full on Mills-like techno) and spinoffs. Rhythm And Sound were mentioned earlier.
Fluxion is nice, too.

Groet, Erik

DWb · Post by **DWb** » Thu Aug 11, 2005 2:08 pm

I wouldn't have said Pole was ambient dub in the same sense as, say, the Orb (although they're also fantastic.) If you like the spooky minimalist aspect of Pole you might find the Orb, Banco de Gaia, Jah Wobble and so on a bit hippy dippy, although you might love them. I'd definitely recommend Burnt Friedmann, Rhythm and Sound, the Clicks and Cuts compilations on Mille Plateaux, Basic Channel, Deep Chord, ~scape and so on.

Was it the dubbiness that got you or the deep ambient glitchiness?

jsd · Post by **jsd** » Thu Aug 11, 2005 2:15 pm

burnt friedman/nonplace urban field
meat beat manifesto in dub (the 5.1 surround dvd version is incredible if you have the equipment to listen to it properly!)
hallucinogen in dub (remixes by OTT)
ott - blumenkraft
shpongle - are you shpongled?
mere mortals - ethnic dub simmphony in 10 parts
higher intelligence agency - freefloater

that should keep you busy for a bit. let me know when you need more, i love this stuff!

can anyone recommend quality ambient dub music/artists?