Melodica pioneer and producer AUGUSTUS PABLO was a legend in his primeGREGORY ISAACS captivated fans with both message music and love songsMusic entrepreneur CHRIS BLACKWELL championed reggae to the rest of the worldSUGAR MINOTT sweetened the pot with a mix of dancehall and lovers rockBOB ANDY created the great Jamaican songbook
BERES HAMMONDUK
DUB PHOTOS by Seb Carayol
DAVID RODIGAN Record Rundown
Photos from GREENSLEEVES: THE FIRST 100 COVERS
PANAMANIAN DANCEHALL
ISLAND RECORDS
ALTON ELLIS, VICIOUS, THE GAYLETTS, ZEN BOW, and SUGAR MINOTT
Re:Discovered Tape delay and the ROLAND SPACE ECHO
Cover Story 2: Odd, Obscure and Outrageous Album Art
Every album cover tells a story. Some hint at the profound—spiritual, supernatural, or chemical explorations—or speak of the mundane—war, sex, comedy. Some are by far more interesting than the music itself. A team of obsessive collectors has gathered together a unique and worldly selection of rare covers that spins bizarre and mind-boggling narratives. We are not deciphering mysteries, we're merely adding to their mythos. Join us as we enter the world of the odd, obscure, and outrageous.
DIALECTRIX - AUDIO PROJECTILE (produced by PLUTONIC LAB)
SKRYPTCHA - THE NUMBERS
THE TONGUE - ATERNATIVE ENERGY
BRIGGS - THE BLACKOUT
DIALECT AND DISPAIR - THE VORLEX 2LP now in stock
SEVEN - EP
CLASS A - ME,ME,ME & HIM:
Every album cover tells a story. Some hint at the profound—spiritual, supernatural, or chemical explorations—or speak of the mundane—war, sex, comedy. Some are by far more interesting than the music itself. A team of obsessive collectors has gathered together a unique and worldly selection of rare covers that spins bizarre and mind-boggling narratives. We are not deciphering mysteries, we're merely adding to their mythos. Join us as we enter the world of the odd, obscure, and outrageous.
MELBURN CITY 
FLINDERS ST.
RED RATTLER
BONEZ
Chaz Bojorquez is nothing less than a living legend. His artwork is instantly recognisable through his trademark fedora wearing skeleton character, “Senor Suerte” and his powerful ‘cholo’ style letters. Since his formative years in the ‘50s, he has analysed the codes of the street and immered himself in the respect structure of ‘cholo’ writing.
