(Rock, Post Rock) Dee Day Dub - Race - 2014, MP3, 320 kbps

“Dee Day Dub mixes dub and soul with distorted guitars and futuristic-sounding melodies – a radical contrast to the uniform rock music scene in Switzerland.” (Blick am Abend)

Since their first album “Chaos Theory” in 2010, the group Dee Day Dub has developed from a large collective into a guerrilla-type and precisely operating working band. The quartet worked on their
new songs for two years, sharpening and reducing their aesthetics to some essential features:
unique, dark grooves, off-beat melodies, dirty guitar sounds and wildly intelligent lyrics.

The CD
“Race” features 11 partially linked songs, which the band produced with Ronin leader Nik Bärtsch.
The album creates a sound that remains direct and raw despite its new depth and precision. “Urban
voodoo grunge” is what co-producer Bärtsch calls the band’s music with a smirk. “This group sounds
like a bunch of archaic space pirates playing to an audience of freaky creatures in some
underground club on Mars”, he adds.

bandfoto_raceThe band Dee Day Dub originates from a series of jam sessions under the name “Dee Day”, which
drummer Singha Dee launched at Bazillus Club (Zurich, Switzerland) in 2005. Alongside bands like
Nik Bärtsch’s Ronin or Jean-Paul Bourelly’s CutMotion, Dee Day Dub is yet another example of the
rich groove community culture that developed over the years in the legendary Bazillus basement.