The Ovations | Too Much War 7"Knock out roots rarity originally dating back to 1978 with a message that feels as relevant as ever at the moment. Amazing vocal harmonies from George Hunter and Melvin Trusty backed by a tuff driving steppers rhythm that gets dubbed up nice and proper on the flip. Tracklist A. "Too Much War" B. "Too Much War" (version)

Another gem unearthed from Prince Jazzbo's Ujama label by the consistently excellent 333 label

Perfect for that feel good last-tune-of-the-night slot

To The River

hip hop and psychedelia as well as a few tougher digi vocal cuts featuring legends such as Earl 16 and Tippa Irie on the mic

The Revolutionaries at the height of their powers on this one - driving drums

A2: Major T-Bay Loves Dub (Rythm O'dub)

Brenda Ray is maybe the nearest comparison I think of but Love Wonderland really have crafted a sound here that is quite unique and very much their own

Welcome repress of this much sort after and now long sold out reissue 7" originally released a few years back by Jah Fingers

Seriously essential 10" containing a selection of deadly vocal cuts and dubs on Jackie Mittoo's immortal Drum Song rhythm

jungle and breakbeat

Expertly capturing the energy of classic jungle and then giving it a welcome modern twist all 4 tracks here are outstanding

It feels like a classic London melting pot record that absorbs influences from several different sources - reggae