G Version III - Chapter II LP 1970S Collapse Phase gathers the most

Collapse Phase gathers the most cohesive body of work from the group to date

the album was then put out in the UK in 1991 under the new title Get to Notice

and dub atmospherics that has garnered them a cult following

the absurd and heartfelt working class observations that throughout the album are mixed up with a bunch of seriously heavy hitting loner anthems recalls the more rowdy sides of Swedish masters like Kjell Höglund and Ulf Dageby

G Version III - Chapter II LP 1970S Collapse Phase gathers the mostOn a class debut for Biscuits choice Good Morning Tapes label, Kyotos dub specialist G Version III runs signature fusions of digidub steppers, drill and holographic, minor key FM synths big FFO Devon Rexi x John T. Gast, Equiknoxx, TNT Roots, Element. One up to her 12 for Riddim Chango last year (plus the Scenery From Double Glazing tape for Digital Sting in 24), G Version IIIs Chapter II most finely chisels her lucidly rugged definition of the late