“Guillotine” delivers a hard-driving, sinister sound powered by a pounding beat. Death by Dub’s fourth release is a nod to Elliot Martin and John Brown’s Body. Martin is both a mentor and musical colleague of the group and they sought to channel his writing style as they went into the session. Scott Flynn and Drew Sayers sync up to deliver assured horn lines that levitate over the pocket of Dan Africano (bass) and Jonny Jyemo (drums). Eric Luba (keys) and Ryan Jalbert (guitar) accentuate the dub with an unapologetic sense of rhythm to round out the salute to one of the most prominent figures in modern reggae music. Artist Quote: "This is a tribute to Elliot Martin and John Brown's Body. The style of reggae Elliot writes is unlike any other modern reggae out there. It's unapologetic in its angular, driving nature. It's dynamic, edgy, and devoid of anything gentle." - Dan Africano Produced by Dan Africano Credits: Dan Africano - Electric Bass Scott Flynn - Trombone Drew Sayers - Tenor Saxophone Ryan Jalbert - Electric Guitar Jonny Jyemo - Drums Eric Luba - Organ Jeff Franca - Percussion Tracking Engineer - Mike Tallman Color Red Studios Mixing Engineer - Josh Fairman Color Red Studios Mastering Engineer - Doug Krebs Doug Krebs Mastering ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCIHFdk29qc

The creation of “Tiki Birdwhistle” by Mike Dillon and the Malletmen is almost as happenstance as the name itself would imply. The self-described “New Orleans Exotica” track is slathered with influences. It has the playful, virtuosic mallet rolls of Martin Denny; the bouncy melodies and cawing of Cat Tjador; the escapism of Arthur Lyman and the soul of the Montgomery Brothers. While in town playing a show with The Greyboy Allstars, Eddie called upon Dillon and company to check out the Color Red studio. Doing a session was a no-brainer and the group knocked it out of the park with layers of infectious mallet work that could simultaneously rile up a crowd on a sweaty dance floor and have jaws drop on the floor at a concert hall. Produced by Eddie Roberts Credits: Tracking Engineer - Eddie Roberts Color Red Studios Mixing Engineer - Eddie Roberts Color Red Studios Mastering Engineer - Doug Krebs Doug Krebs Mastering Cover art by Mike Tallman ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-2kL9mJZ_Y

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Musical Style: Afro-Beat, Doom metal, Psychedelic rock, Funk-Rock, Proto Metal Musical Influences: Budos Band, Black Sabbath Musical Inspiration: "David and Dennis have been working on different projects around funk and soul for years. With Tetrao Urogallus they wanted to finally pursue an inner urge for dark sounds and combine it with their influences. Groovy sounds with fuzzy guitars and an unbeatable brass section. They met for a jam/recording-session to see how it goes. In the end the self-titled debut album 'Tetrao Urogallus' was born on one weekend." Artist Statement: "With the song 'Tetrao Urogallus' the whole idea of the concept of the band was born: the eponymous capercaillie/wood grouse. The mystical sounds reflect a gloomy forest atmosphere through which the capercaillie makes its daily rounds - not urban and deserted. The title of the first single 'Tetrao Urogallus' is also the eponym of the band and of the upcoming album. So this song is very important for us " Track Description: Tetrao Urogallus presents their eponymous proto-metal, psychedelic funk debut single on Color Red “Tetrao Ugogallus.” Through this track, the concept of the band was born as the title is Latin for ‘wood grouse’ and all subsequent tracks are Latin terms for flora and fauna. The mystical sounds in “Tetrao Urogallus” reflect a gloomy forest atmosphere through which the capercaillie makes its daily rounds. Collaborators David Nesselhauf and Dennis Rux have worked together in several projects and the two are able to pursue their love for dark souls, fuzzy guitars, and captivating brass sections in Tetrao Urogallus. Produced by Dennis Rux Credits: Dennis Rux - Guitar (Electric) David Nesselhauf - Bass Guitar Corneel Canters - Drums Carsten Meyer - Electric Organ, Synthesizer Hans-Christian Stephan - Trumpet Kimo Eiserbeck - Saxophone Tracking Engineer - Dennis Rux Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Studios Mixing Engineer - Dennis Rux Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Studios Mastering Engineer - Doug Krebs Doug Krebs Mastering ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZLqNSYRXhU