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Dub Syndicate
Dub Syndicate formed in 1982 around producer and bassist Jah Wobble in London. They worked with dub's basic tools, echo effects, extended instrumental...
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Dub Syndicate formed in 1982 around producer and bassist Jah Wobble in London. They worked with dub's basic tools, echo effects, extended instrumental sections, hypnotic basslines, drawing from Jamaican tradition while building something of their own.
Their lineup shifted over time, with guitarist Adrian Sherwood, keyboardist Skip McDonald, and vocalists like Michael Prophet and Horace Andy appearing on records. They collaborated with reggae figures such as Lee Perry and Burning Spear.
They kept making music that addressed social issues, releasing albums like 'Dub Syndicate Meets King Tubby,' 'Stoned Immaculate,' and 1988's 'Original Again.'
They've influenced electronic and dance music producers, and though they're less visible now, their records from that period still turn up in DJ sets and collections.
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