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Handsworth Revolution
Reggae / Dub · 1978 · 6 tracks

Handsworth Revolution

Heavy Birmingham bass meets militant Rastafarianism. A landmark of British roots reggae defined by sharp urban tension and flawless three-part vocal harmonies.

February 1978 · Island Records

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A tense, militant, and deeply soulful cry for justice set against an industrial backdrop.

Tracklist · 6 Tracks
02
Bad Man
5:39
03
Soldiers
4:41
04
Sound Check
3:31
05
Prodigal Son
5:11
06
Ku Klux Klan
3:44
07
Prediction
5:25
Moments Worth Listening For
The chilling theatrical intro of Ku Klux Klan where the rhythm section drops like a hammer.
The way the vocal harmonies on Soldiers soar with church-like precision over a menacingly slow bass groove.
The sudden, dry snare crack that launches the title track into its relentless, driving skank.
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How does Handsworth Revolution sound next to the rest of Steel Pulse's catalogue?

Analog Warmth+1.4σ

The production is pushed notably harder into analog warmth than this artist usually allows.

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