House News

Taken from obscure compilations and DAT tapes, lockdown provided an opportunity for rare Dreadzone tracks from the vaults to be found and played by Greg Dread online during live sessions. Due to demand, ten of these forgotten gems from the early years of the band come together on one album to provide the next release from Dubwiser.

Rare Mixes Vol 1 gives Dread fans the chance to finally own these hard to get tracks, now remastered for 2021.

On The Corner Records are proud to reveal the second instalment of their newly forged 'Double Drop' series, pairing together two EP's from two different members of the OTC family, delivering a cosmically twinned, action packed slab of wax.

Another excellent find here, an unreleased dub/instrumental album compiled by Lloydie Slim at the end of the 70s, featuring exclusive dubwise & instrumental cuts to many of his rhythms from earlier in the decade. As a bonus we've added 2 more tracks to the original 10 track album tape - the vocal & dub cuts to Johnny Clarke's "I'll Never Fall in Love Again", one of Slim's personal favorites of his productions. This single was originally released in 1975 in JA on his Don One label, and again in New York a few years later on his namesake Ivanhoe the Conqueror label. This album is a great listen which reminds us of the classic Channel 1 Revolutionaries instrumentals of the mid/late 70s.

Reissue! Originally released in 1998, Dubtronic is a collection of instrumentals featuring the fine Robotiks band and cameo appearances by Lee 'Sctatch' Perry and several others:

Just like it says on the tin, Renegade Connection is a collaboration between Gary Asquith (RENEGADE SOUNDWAVE/REMA REMA) and Lee Curtis (LEE CURTIS CONNECTION).
A must for fans of RSW, On-U Sound, Nightmares on Wax and heavy sounds of dub.

Politicians, Protesters & Thieves is an album of reggae-influenced, dense, digital dub full of topical themes echoed through Asquith’s signature voice—a concise, acerbic singing style that sounds urgent and sharp.

Jamaican Fruit of African Roots is the lost vocal cut to one of King
Tubby's most dramatic and devastating dubs from the 1970s. It was
never released in Jamaica, but housed on an obscure compilation
released only in Toronto in tiny quantities in the mid 70s.