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Sheriff Lindo And The Hammer

Aftershock Dubs - 2026 Reissue

One of the most important dub albums from the southern hemisphere! The official companion to Sheriff Lindo's "10 Dubs That Shock The World" (his only other album every released), the tracks on "Aftershock Dubs" - recorded between 1990 and 2005 - while never officially released, have been played at dub plates at soundsystem parties, proved movers, tested in the heat of action. Recorded at Lindo's 4/5 Studios, these specials were chosen by Japanese sound system savants Takuto Kuratani (Ruv Bytes) and Atsushi Muneshige (Touch the Sky/Corner Stone Music) from a cornucopia of goodness supplied by Sheriff Lindo, mastered by Kuratani for maximum impact. Expect more unshakable digi-dubwise foundations, true high watermarks of the digi dub genre. One of those record every reggae fan needs in the collection. Back for a limited time only and highly recommended by everyone here at Picc HQ. 



STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Australia's finest dub technician's, cult-adored 2nd album, back in our reggae section once again. Unmissable.

TRACK LISTING

Pull Back Riddim
What You Give (Inna Fire Style)
New Born Dub
Creepy Dub
Calamity
Yout Dem A Suffa
Creamy Dub
Pass The Sheriff His Straightjacket (Many Holes Version)
Headstepper

Richard Lerman

Music Of Richard Lerman 1964 - 1987

Sound artist Richard Lerman composed musical pieces for bicycles that sounded like the gamelan music of south-east Asia. This collection includes his "Travelon Gamelon (Music for Bicycles)" set, which was using real bicycles as musical instruments and was performed live in 1970s-80s. Disc 2 features other various sound-works of Lerman's pieces performed and recorded through 1964-1986. Both discs are CD-EXTRA (CD enhanced) including movies of his performances on QuickTime and scores / diagrams for those works as PDF files.

Noah Creshevsky

The Tape Music Of Noah Creshevsky 1971-1992

Noah Creshevsky is a Julliard-educated composer who was also director of the Center for Computer Music. "The Tape Music Of Noah Creshevsky" is a collection of eight pieces recorded between 1971 to 1992, taken from several different albums he recorded and released in this period. The tracks were mainly made using tape collage, featuring a combination of instrumental (with occasional disco or rock moments), vocal, and concrete sounds. There's even a track ("In Other Words") that mixes a low electronic drone with the voice of John Cage.


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