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In this patrons-only episode, Jeremy and Tim conclude their mini-series ‘Heavy Dub Theory’ (for now). They talk about the work of the French radical philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari, introducing three of their key concepts: the molar and the molecular; deterritorialisation and deterritorialisation; and the refrain. We then hear how these philosophical analytical ideas can be applied to Dub.
Later in the episode we consider the changing role of the producer in Dub and the ways in which this problematised authorship; contrast dub riddims with NYC remix culture, and finally ask whether dub and reggae can be thought of as truly psychedelic musics.
Produced and edited by Matt Huxley.
Tracklist:

Sound Dimension - Real Rock
Bounty Killer - Roots, Reality and Culture
Modern Romance - Salsa Rappsody (Dub Discomix)
Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry - Bed Jamming
Disco Dub Band - For the Love of Money