What makes Outside the Dub Plates by Salmonella Dub notable?

Outside the Dub Plates is significant for its innovative remixes that highlight the collaborative nature of dub music. The album received positive critical reception and contributed to Salmonella Dub's recognition on international stages, influencing both local and global artists within the dub and reggae scenes. Its impact is evident in its chart placements and continued play in underground music circuits. Released in 2002, Outside the Dub Plates marks Salmonella Dub's sixth studio album, following their acclaimed 1999 release, Degrees of Separation. At this point in their career, they were solidifying their reputation as pioneers of the New Zealand dub scene, blending electronic elements with traditional reggae influences. The album showcases their evolution and experimentation within the genre, further establishing their unique sound.

Who is Outside the Dub Plates for?

Outside the Dub Plates works well if you're into hypnotic basslines for relaxation, vibrant soundscapes for gatherings and eclectic remixes for exploration.

How many songs are on Outside the Dub Plates?

Outside the Dub Plates has 10 tracks, running approximately 59 minutes.

Outside the Dub Plates

Salmonella Dub · 2002

59 min · 10 tracks · dub music

A vibrant tapestry of reggae-infused dub soundscapes, layered with hypnotic rhythms and atmospheric textures.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Problems (Zion Train version) — This track stands out for its intricate layering of bass lines and echoing vocals, showcasing the band's signature melding of dub and reggae styles while maintaining rhythmic complexity.
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Love Your Ways (Magnetic version) — Featuring a smooth groove complemented by soulful melodies, this track exemplifies the emotional depth Salmonella Dub brings to their music, making it a fan favorite.
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Gospel According to Mant (10 Sui version) — This remix stands out due to its experimental approach, incorporating electronic elements that push the boundaries of traditional dub while still retaining a strong connection to its roots.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

hypnotic basslines for relaxation
vibrant soundscapes for gatherings
eclectic remixes for exploration
immersive listening during tasks

Maybe skip if you

seeking instant gratification
prefer straightforward song structures

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 2002, Outside the Dub Plates marks Salmonella Dub's sixth studio album, following their acclaimed 1999 release, Degrees of Separation. At this point in their career, they were solidifying their reputation as pioneers of the New Zealand dub scene, blending electronic elements with traditional reggae influences. The album showcases their evolution and experimentation within the genre, further establishing their unique sound.
Stylistic neighbors: Thievery Corporation· The Orb· Dub Syndicate

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Problems (Zion Train version) 6:28
2 Platetectonics (Fartyboom) (Groove Corporation version) 7:28
3 Love Your Ways (Magnetic version) 5:59
4 Wytaliba (Dreadzone remix) 6:18
5 The Bromley East Roller (DJ Digital & Spirit remix) 5:12
6 Gospel According to Mant (10 Sui version) 6:34
7 Push on Through (Adrian Sherwood version) 5:27
8 Loop 7 (DLT version) 5:16
9 Ramblings From the Anatoki (Jagwah remix) 6:24
10 Tui Dub (Mad Professor version) 4:41

What to play next

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