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Cooly G's release on Hyperdub is 'Pick of the Week' in the Guardian Guide today. 'As dubstep begins to resemble, quite literally, a boy's club - one that pongs of a pungent mix of spliff and locker rooms - Hyperdub, the label behind the murky, underwater two-step of Burial, ups the ante once...

That whole Ep sounds great.

Just came across this on Youtube Mundell and Pablo in the hills, the 2nd tune with Mundell singing to just Pablo accompanying him on the melodica is absolutely brilliant.

This is the most depressing thing in dubstep at the moment: http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=70048 over 12,000 views.......

One of the contacts at a solicitor's firm we deal with is called 'Yippy Ho' which amused me, if she was called 'Yappy' instead it would be even better. One of the gardeners we use has on his invoice 'Please make payment to James S. Dick', surely someone should have pointed it out to him.

The Africa Must Be Free set produced by Augustus Pablo is exceptional, and 'Jah Fire' produced by Jammy is also very good http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=107814&highlight=107816 Mundell hasn't got a massive catalogue as he died fairly young if I remember correctly. There is a nice...

First track http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=146909

Aah, I read 'live' not still 'alive' :)

What about Mahalia Jackson? <- damn, and I liked the Sam Cooke version of summertime, this is amazing The power with control, and the emotion she could generate are pretty unique, and 'real'. With reference to your list, some of those have had the soul coached out of them and are more...

Yeah, prob the best line-up we've had for a while. Hopefully this is a sign of things to come up here.

You're up for the Hessle (well it's got pretty much all of you bar ramalamaobama) night in a while aren't you? Damn school night as well.

Haha, I know what you mean but was pleasantly surprised at what he was making compared to what he played the only time I've seen him.

The Fleet Foxes album, just seems perfect for this time of year.

Finally picked up a Pole album - Pole 2, and it's fantastic. Keep on going back to the Walkmen album, and enjoying the most recent Deerhunter. I seem to be in the mood for guitar music at the moment, the latest Wolf Parade has also sneaked back into the car and the Tv On the Radio back...

Good mixture of vocals and dubs on there. His productions for Hugh Mundell, Te Track, Jacob Miller etc tend to get overlooked a little in favour of the dubs.

It's been out for a few years now: http://www.honestjons.com/shop.php?pid=27431&CatID=124&LabelID=14978 There were a few preceding 10s as well, including Creation by Joe Higgs that is incredible.

It's a great record, what a voice.

I meant the Half Moon comp ' Artist: GLORY DOMINION POWER MAJESTY Title: Half Moon Productions Label: PK RECORDS (UK) "An astounding set drawing from the seventies and early-eighties heyday of this Toronto-based reggae label, when it played host to stars like Augustus Pablo, Stranger Cole...

THe two Cult Cargo releases on Numero. Excellent stuff.

It's fantastic. The vocal versions to many of the dubs are on a compilation called 'Keep The Pressure Down' which is a must have. The PK compilation is worth a look, recorded in Canada with a lot of Jamaican expats, it's got an amazing sound. Hugh Mundell also is quite deep and mournful roots...