Come and send the Dub Vendor Ladbroke Grove shop off in style. The West London institution has been open for 28 YEARS and will be sadly missed by all. Wednesday 25th June. 12 Acklam Rd, formerly Subterranea, W10 5Q7. To miss is to diss. Emmet outside Vendor 1987.Read More

Peter Simon and Roger Steffens have spent much of their lives documenting Reggae music and culture and fostering its appreciation across the globe. San Francisco's Babylon Falling have uploaded a mini interview with the two in the lead up to a photo exhibition they will be hosting on…Read More

Thanks to the wonders of the interweb, we can step inside King Tubby and King Jammy's studio's and find a very young Wayne Smith, Johnny Osbourne, the incomparable Delroy Wilson and a modern day Ninja Man. Thankyou internet.   Read More

We're slowly serialising Toby Etheridge's Top Shotta Brock Out mixtapes on here, starting randomly with Vol.15. It features some lesser known riddims as well as some classics and starts out with Lloyd "John John" James Jr's massive rendition of Vincent "King" Edward's Shank I Sheck riddim.   GET IT…Read More

I had this on vinyl until I left a case in my brother in law (to be's) loft when I left the country in 1989.  He had his house reposessed while I was away (for 15 years) and I lost this along with the Motorhead first Album on white vinyl,…Read More

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I got this ROCKERS t-shirt from this producer who worked on the film ROCKERS in Jamaica in the 70s ! Ever seen it ? ! It IS FUCKIN' HILARIOUS & features the Creme of the Reggae Crop ! ! ! RENT it or ... yr lame. HHH It is my…Read More

  I lived in the Kingston, Jamaica ghetto of Painland for 4 months in 1991. It's in the 11th area where TUFF GONG Records is & DYNAMIC SOUNDS Studio is . Here are some 7 inches I've picked up there over the years . The M16 was a RudeBoy necklace…Read More

When i used to run the warehouse for Slam City Skates in Ladbroke Grove, my friend Oliver introduced me to this skinny, dodgy old geezer affectionately known as " Ragga Dom ". Dom would often come by the warehouse on the lookout for any spare samples/clothes that were going so…Read More

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