Black Dub 07/1/2003 From the complex upward progressions

From the complex upward progressions of "You Still Believe In Me" to the heartbeat bass of "Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder)

Black Out the Sun is such a solidly constructed album that it's hard to fault these guys for doing what they do best and giving the people the kind of skull-crushing hard rock that they're asking for

England (09/09/1970)

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Black Dub 07/1/2003 From the complex upward progressionsBlack Dub generated significant excitement when they released stark, black and white videos of their rehearsals and leaked concert footage from a show at Bowery Ballroom in New York. The quartet, comprised of producer Daniel Lanois on guitar and vocals, jazz drummer extraordinaire Brian Blade, session bassist Daryl Johnson, and vocalist keyboardist Trixie Whitley (daughter of the late great Chris Whitley) make a beguiling, seductive music that blurs