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The Real Deal, November 26, 2007
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Great set from the heavy punk/dub instrumentalists. Although it's recorded live, the sonic quality is excellent and sounds like it could have been recorded in a studio. There aren't very many bands out there that can match the talent of this act. If you want to hear some real musicians at work, do yourself a favor and check this one out.
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Wow... this is HEAVY., October 26, 2007
This review is from: Cool Out and Coexist (Audio CD)
I've seen Dub Trio a couple of times and they always blow me away. Cool Out and Coexist captures their dynamic live presence and is by far the heaviest thing they've ever put out. Rock on Dub Trio!
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Deep Dub For Metal Heads, September 29, 2007
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I just saw this band opening for Helmet and they have an astonishing live show. The floor shaking bass and wall of guitar sound, mixed with the dynamic rhythmic bob and nod of reggae drifts you off and then an awesome metal punk riff hits you. Great combination. It is all instumental music (their 2nd studio album has one song with vocals by Mike Patton) on this cd, and the live performance, which this captures very well. You do miss some of the bass quality, so important to their sound on this cd (or is it my stereo) so I can't give it 5 stars, but close. This band will appeal to many other fans, like me, who don't usually think of dub as a style of music they are crazy about.
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