Wubdise´s Record of the Week:

The Mighty Upsetter (Lee Perry)
Kung Fu meets the Dragon
Justice League

“Good Evening and greetings you people of the Universe - this is Lee “Scratch” Perry - The Mighty Upsetter - madder than the mad, dreader than the dread, redder than the red, dis yah one heavier than lead. We are here at the turntable terranova, it means we are taking over. We´re taking over the air, we´re taking over the mounts, we´re taking over the star, we´re taking over the sun, we´re changing time, we´re changing power, we´re changing grace, we´re changing space, ...” One Word: Classic!

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Date: 26 | 3 | 2011, 22:00
Location: Xpedit, Wiesingerstrasse 6, 1010 Wien

Edition 12. The Raw Glazed Issue. A very very special live affair, we proud to welcome musicians from the infamous SK INVITATIONAL BAND featuring FLIP (Texta), LYLIT (Kedar Ent.) and THAIMAN (Rotaug), hip hop in a big bad big band style. SK left their marks on austrian music landscape with their album "Raw Glazed", souled out tours with TY (BBE Records), Texta, Blumentopf and more, as well as nominees for the Austrian Grammys (aka Amadeus Awards :D).

On the turntables they will be accompanied by Sonido Ojo Rojo´s LENS J., plus (+) we are introducing our latest ROTAUG MEMBER SUGAR CANE, who´ll please y´all with some serious soul funk dope beat magic.

See you there...

Upcoming Vernissage by our friend photographer Bernhard Bruckner called S(ch)ichtwechsel on April 9th, 2011 at Museum Alte Hofmühle (Mühlenring 2, 2020 Hollabrunn). 

"Everyday, as we move through urban enviroment, we pass literally millions of glossy billboards, smiling spotlight models and products that enter our (sub) consciousness as if they were silent companions, always competing for our attention. But urban space is rare and our attention span is short..."

Go check the exhibition for more... Do it!

Wubdise´s Record of the Week:

Cornell Campbell
The Gorgon Dubwise
Jamaican Recordings 2009

“The soulful voice of Cornell Campbell has created so many fine tunes and voice has been sprinkled over countless dub albums that might unknowingly already lie in your collections. As his vast catalogue of Rasta influence, Lovers Rock, cover versions and Dancehall and Gorgon tinged tracks are so intertwined with the whole 1970s Reggae Era…”
Excerpt taken from the linernotes

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