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The Dubs
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Catno
C56047
Formats
1x Vinyl 10" 45 RPM
Country
Release date
Jun 23, 2014
Genres
Styles
Claremont 56 have commissioned two very special versions of the modern-day Balearic hymn "The Visitor". Ray Mang reminds us of the true meaning of dub as we're immersed in a truly enveloping dynamic where flickers of the original's vocals fly in and out of the mix. Idjut Boys follow a similar sentiment but instead of teasing us with the vocal shades, they extend, break down and rebuild the instrumentation in a way only they know how. Super-limited white 10". HOT!
$22*
*Taxes included, shipping price excluded
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The Visitor (Ray Mang Dub Reprise)
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Late Train (Idjut Boys Naughty Wrong'un)
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