Dub Trio

Dub Trio: Exploring the Dangers Of

by Chris M. Slawecki
November 16, 2004

Dub is minimalist by definition: Reggae music deconstructed then rebuilt in deep echo and reverb (and, one suspects, plenty of thick, gummy smoke) to emphasize the hypnotic power of its repeating, resounding bass and drum.

Dub is almost always a creature of the studio by definition too. But Exploring the Dangers Of dub is played and recorded in mostly real-time by DP Holmes (guitar/keyboards/dubs), Stu Brooks (bass/keyboards/dubs), and Joe Tomino (drums/percussion/melodica/dubs) with minimal overdubs (mostly melodica, for the ...

Matisyahu vs. Dub Trio | 02.22 | NY

Source: JamBase
March 19, 2009

Words & Images by: Jesse Borrell

Matisyahu vs. Dub Trio :: 02.22.09 :: The Bell House :: Brooklyn, NY

Stu Brooks - Dub Trio | 02.22 :: Brooklyn “We talked about this concert for a bit with Matis. He always had it in the back of his mind to play with us and it just came about that were all in town at the same time. We've all been trying to make it happen for almost two years now," ...
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Dub Trio to Open for Meat Beat Manifesto on Upcoming National Tour

Source: All About Jazz
May 18, 2005

We are pleased to announce — no, we are absolutely floored to scream in your ear, “DUB TRIO are opening for MEAT BEAT MANIFESTO!!! Ya dig?" Beginning June 8th in Vancouver, BC Meat Beat embark on their first North American tour in 7 years (!!!) and they have selected Dub Trio as their opening band.

Dub Trio are touring in support of their debut album Exploring the Dangers of (ROIR, 2004) which has been tearing up the insides of college ...
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