Brain Damage - Always Greener (On The Other Side) SAULT moving from abrasive punk and

moving from abrasive punk and noise-driven excursions to more expansive and reflective compositions

After breaking through with a gold selling debut in the late 1990’s

was recently released to critical acclaim and explores the traditional Irish music repertoire on the instrument

so we can ignore that iceberg dead ahead

Anohni & The Johnsons

Brain Damage - Always Greener (On The Other Side) SAULT moving from abrasive punk andThe grass is greener elsewhere Brain Damage told us with their debut album, released in 2002. Yet here, theyve reached full maturity. Rarely has a made in France dub album strayed so far from the Jamaican model while still harboring, in every detail, so many references and tributes to the inventors of the style (King Tubby Lee Perry), as well as to many of the key figures in its evolution (Tikiman Rhythm & Sound, Dub Syndicate, etc.). The recording