Better to Be Broken Than Blind
named after the title of chapter seven of Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows and featuring a kaleidoscopic cover photo of the band taken by Vic Singh
Horne and Levy form a veritable groove machine that knows intuitively when to tighten up and when to stretch out
180-gram vinyl pressed at Record Technology Inc
Various Artists- Sub Signals 2 (Various Artists) (Vinyl) Sigrid Aase Better to Be Broken ThanGaudi curated the first volume back in 2006 for the cult Canadian label Interchill, sourcing tracks and dubs from High Tone, Zion Train, Manasseh, Almamegretta, Noiseshaper, Creation Rebel, Greg Hunter, Bill Laswell's Dubadelic and more. 15 years on, Gaudi has created the second volume, blending contributions by established reggae names Steel Pulse, Dennis Bovell and African Head Charge with next generation dub producers Alpha Steppa, Radikal Guru and