Various | Alien Men LPTip top collection of dubwise brilliance from Glasgow's Full Dose label showcasing the the city's home grown talent in producing brilliant cutting edge dub inspired music. Loads of great stuff on here including the insane low end slo mo digidub work out of "Never Phased" by Mushrew to the mesmerisingly beautiful "Shype" by Brollachan and the shimmering ambience of Hima's 'Reflections' that brings the album to a close. Tracklist: 1. The Ghetto Tribe

The combination of Ranking Ann's distinctive vocal delivery and Mad Professor's dubwise expertise make this totally unmissable one of kind stuff with the majority of the tracks being delivered discomix style allowing the Prof to really show off his dubbing skills at the mixing desk

Has the added bonus of a dub that also works pretty nicely as a stand alone piece too

Production comes from the very talented Brollachan who takes a pleasingly dubbed out approach to the rhythms and both vocal cuts come backed with some seriously wicked dubs courtesy of Lvchessi (who was behind those excellent Burro 12"s I had in a little while back)

B2 Bad Verdict

Heart breakingly beautiful reggae from The Invaders originally released on the Waricka label produced by Sir Collins and recorded at Studio One

Anyone acquainted with Jazzbo's dubs will know he was always well ahead of the game in producing some outstanding digi-dub bombs that were in a total league of their own (the insane "Replay Version" which I've stocked in the past being the finest example of that)

Both sides absolute killer horns lead roots instrumental business

B3 X Mugul (mètavèrçe) pt3 (spring drive mix)

Back In Stock Sublime deep roots cut from Lloyd Parks that comes packaged up here on an unmissable 10" with some seriously wicked and wild dubs that you really have to check

Also includes an amazing dark garage remix on the flip from the legendary RSD

Tasty 10" containing four different takes on the Soul Vendors 'Swing Easy' by the mighty Augustus Pablo

If like me you've always thought Froid Dub would be an excellent choice to score a film soundtrack then this record proves that assumption to be correct