IoS album review: Solus 3, Corner of the Dub (Solus 3)
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Your support makes all the difference.Not exactly a dub version of last year's Corner of the World. More a dub sidestep, perhaps. But then what would you expect of a combo which comprises bass, drums and harp, plus voices/samples? Only asking.
The remixing is done not by one dub monkey but a variety, most of them with daft names: Eccodek, Dr Das, Shugmonkey, The Krell, Phil Meadley. But you should start with the epic reach and plummet of "Monster Mori", by Krupa. Deeply excellent.
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