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There are more than one artists with this name. 1) Scientist, born Overton Browne in Kingston, Jamaica, 1960 (and also known as Hopeton Browne), was a protégé of King Tubby, one of the originators of dub music. He came to prominence in the early 1980s and produced many albums during the first half of the decade. 2) A well known hungarian band. They play mixture of drum and bass, jazz, funk, and many other styles. Their lyrics are highly dadaist. They're also known as 'Tudósok' (which means the bands name in hungarian.). 3) The Scientist is an alias for Phivos Sebastiane also known as Pure Science

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

David Katz: Chasing Dub Beyond The Soundsystem

Read "David Katz: Chasing Dub Beyond The Soundsystem" reviewed by Lawrence Peryer

by Lawrence Peryer

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Bill Laswell, Kronos Quartet, Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe, And More.

Read "Bill Laswell, Kronos Quartet, Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe, And More." reviewed by Lawrence Peryer

by Lawrence Peryer

The first half of our show is a deep dub run: an obscure mid-1990s compilation cut, Harry Mudie's 1976 session with King Tubby, Scientist's early-'80s Channel One sound, Prince Far I, and Bill Laswell, who shows up twice, once under his own name and once as the producer who reassembled Bob Marley's catalog into ambient dub ...

News: Recording

Super Hi-Fi - Dub To The Bone (out 12/4 on Electric Cowbell)

Super Hi-Fi - Dub To The Bone (out 12/4 on Electric Cowbell)

You might not associate the trombone with the classic dub reggae sounds of Lee “Scratch” Perry, King Tubby, and Scientist. Super Hi-Fi, the Brooklyn-based ‘Afro-Dub’ band led by songwriter-producer-bassist Ezra Gale, is about to change that. Dub To The Bone, the band’s debut album, uses not one but two trombones to create sonic tapestries drenched in ...


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