Dub Asylum - She Dubs Me She Dubs Me Not

Review by Daniel Holzmann

Dub Asylum's latest album, She Dubs Me She Dubs Me Not, is a stunning showcase of the New Zealand producer's talents. The album is a masterful blend of dub, reggae, and electronica, with intricate rhythms and richly layered textures that transport the listener to another world.

The album's opening track, "Baileys Dub," sets the tone with its hypnotic bassline and skittering percussion, while "Riddim Culture" and "Dub Man Walking" showcase Dub Asylum's ability to create infectious grooves that are impossible to resist.

Throughout the album, Dub Asylum experiments with different sounds and styles, from the eerie, atmospheric "Panic in Babylon" to the upbeat, funky "Dubs in the Key of Life." The result is a rich and varied collection of tracks that never fail to surprise and delight.

Summary by Daniel Holzmann

She Dubs Me She Dubs Me Not is a testament to Dub Asylum's skill as a producer and his passion for creating music that is both innovative and deeply rooted in the traditions of dub and reggae. It's a must-listen for fans of the genre, and a welcome addition to any music lover's collection.