PRATT, PHIL -& BOBBY KALPHAT- - THE WAR IS ON DUB STYLE
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: PRESSURE SOUNDS
Release date: 06/04/2018
Barcode: 0703625157134
Catalog no.: PSLP0000099
Item ID: 460010
Recorded in Jamaica and mixed at Easy Street Studios in East London ca. 1982. A fascinating excursion through early '80s dub.
Also available: THE WAR IS ON DUB STYLE (CD).
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