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With a background in breakcore, weirdo electronic music and a love for video game soundtracks disrupt and a trashy laptop set out on a mission to unite bits and bytes with the goodness of DUB back in 2003.
Starting the Jahtari imprint as an outlet for those humble but fun experiments helped to gain momentum for the sound and DIY approach the label is now known for. A fair heap of releases followed since 2007: “Foundation Bit” (on Werk Discs), “The Bass Has Left The Bilding” (LP), “Dot Matrix With Stereo Sound” and many ruffneck dancehall EPs and 7″s alongside Maffi and Naram.
Disrupt also produced the cosmic enka LP “Karma No Kusari” by Kiki Hitomi, and the dub poetry epics “Dis Side Ah Town” and “Dog Heart City” by Roger Robinson.
With the trilogy of cosmic library albums “Omega Station“, “The Recreation Room” and “Under Triple Suns” disrupt ventures out deeply into the unexplored space between dub and sonic fiction.
Zonedog Live set at Meakusma Festival 2019.
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Roger Robinson – “Bun Bun Bun” free download
Taken from the album “Dog Heart City” – out soon as limited cassette run and on Bandcamp! Get this track for free here!
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Karma No Kusari (LP)
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Kiki Hitomi painting the artwork for Roger Robinson’s “Dog Heart City” tape
all done with the water colors of our kid – that was five bucks well-spent! Final artwork looks very hypnotic in real size. Glasses can be taken off as well.
→ DOG HEART CITY → ROGER ROBINSON → KIKI HITOMI
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KIKI HITOMI
“Karma No Kusari”
JTRLP08
release date: 19.08.2016
LP vinyl (€16,99), digital
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Belt up for a mind-altering journey through time and space stopping by Japanese enka, 8-bit psychedelica and mutated digi dub on this genre-defying long player from King Midas Sound’s Kiki Hitomi and Jahtari bossman disrupt.
Set against an intergalactic backdrop of riddims and soundscapes “Karma No Kusari” (“Chain Of Karma”) unfolds piece by piece, with Kiki’s otherworldly tone of voice providing a ghostly atmosphere that is at times unsettling but always achingly beautiful.
This gritty disc of cosmic vintage pop – entirely done without a computer – includes compositions by Maffi, the mysterious Tapes plus a transmission from the immortal Space Ape. With stunning artwork by Kiki herself “Karma No Kusari” is indispensible for any true space cadet.
https://youtu.be/-MSQoFiUqqo
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Kiki Hitomi at the vinyl pressing plant
picking up the blue marbled vinyl edition of her LP “Karma No Kusari“. Watch out, Galaxy!
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→ KIKI HITOMI → KARMA NO KUSARI
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Kiki Hitomi “Karma No Kusari” video
Yōkai style. Filmed in Leipzig’s swampy forest in summer 2016, alongside swarms of bloothirsty mosquitos. Watch out for that album!
→ KARMA NO KUSARI → KIKI HITOMI
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ROGER ROBINSON
“Dis Side Ah Town”
JTRLP07
release date: 11.05.2015
vinyl (€ 16,99), digital
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One night in 2011 King Midas Sound‘s Roger Robinson returned to Brixton from touring and inadvertently walked into the centre of the London riots. Through the flames and smoke he felt compelled to tell the stories of the people he saw rioting on the street that night.
With disrupt‘s dub soundtrack highlighting the triumphs and tribulations in the lives of the people of Brixton, the album unfolds like a documentary film, extending from the epicentre of the riots and rippling out from there.
Roger showcases all his poetry and singing styles over the sonic tower blocks and underground caverns of disrupt’s dub soundscapes, evoking the golden era of dub poetry of the likes of Prince Far I, Big Youth and Linton Kwesi Johnson – a time when dub poetry made you dance in the club but also made you think on the way home.
Done with lots of voltage, old school samplers, DIY synths, home made delays, dictaphones and even onboard computer mics this gritty disc will take you straight to Brixton’s streets.
Cover artwork by Elen G. / MyLord
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijSoswvmXh0
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