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Five Green Moons is the latest in a long line of aliases from long-serving British DJ/producer Justin Robertson, who has spent the best part of three decades blurring boundaries while exploring his love of dub-wise basslines, heady soundscapes and rugged dancefloor grooves. Landing on Pamela Records, the original productions-based sister label to long-serving edit imprint Moton, 'Moon 1' sees Robertson giddily join the dots between heady dub basslines, future dub rhythms, skittish dubstep beats, trippy post-punk guitars, wayward electronica, the ambient dub exploits of The Orb, and the experimental insanity of Adrian Sherwood's most out-there 1980s productions. It's a genuinely brilliant album all told and one that balances weighty hedonism and propulsive grooves with more laidback soundscapes and near Balearic sound trips. Bravo Mr Robertson!Get new release alerts
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