Vessel, by FogDub

Vessel

by FogDub

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ø23 this must be a band of old jamaicans...nice job on bringing that ol' boat through the golden gate!

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1.	Dub Communion 03:17	buy track
2.	Not Like Dub 04:00	buy track
3.	Fog 03:07	buy track
4.	Dub vs. The DMV 04:04	buy track
5.	Honey Pot 03:44	buy track
6.	Lover's Key Dub 03:46	buy track
7.	The Humpback of Notre Dub 03:44	buy track
8.	Dub Like Dub Like Dub 04:06	buy track
9.	Submarine 04:05	buy track
10.	Honey Dub 03:48	buy track
11.	Binsky vs. The D.M.V. 04:26	buy track
12.	Earthship Vibration 03:44	buy track

about

Recorded from March- November of 2011, the maiden voyage of FogDub is a blast from the past; part roots reggae,part mad scientist, part Jamaican jazz, and entirely funky; this is Dub long before it crossed the pond and mutated into its trouble some nephew.
As an homage to the roots of the music, every song has two versions; the first, a live studio recording, and the latter, a dubbed out journey into the abstract.

credits

released August 24, 2012

FogDub is...
...Liz Larson....... on trombone........
..........Jade Ismail......... also on trombone......
...............Patrick Byers......... as the clown..........
.......Chris Mulhauser.......... axe, delay, and psychedelia...........
.....................Michael Bello........low emissions
.......and....... the rhythm man......
...........James Stafford.

On Vessel, the personnel is as follows....

Liz Larson Trombone, Percussion
Jade Ismail Trombone, Percussion
Patrick Byers Baritone Saxophone, Melodica, Guitar, Percussion
Chris Mulhauser Lead Guitar, Pedal board
Isaac Weiser Bass, Guitar, Percussion
Julian Fritz Drum Kit, Percussion
Mike Scartezina Binghi Drums, Percussion

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FogDub San Francisco, California

"...Live roots dub," I answer
"Is that something like Dubstep?"
"Kinda... it is to dubstep as James Brown is to HipHop."
"I get it... its funky?"
"Yeah, but in that stanky Kingstown studio on a hot day sort of way; right after Scratch Perry chases everyone out with a pitchfork so he can get some work done.... KnowwhattImean?"
"Uhhh......." ... more