Revolutionary Dub Warriors emerged as an influential force within the UK dub scene during the early 1990s. With their deep roots entrenched in the Rastafarian culture and traditional reggae rhythms, they ventured into the sonic territory that bridged the gap between Jamaican dub music and the burgeoning electronic music movements of the era. Their sound was characterized by heavy basslines, complex percussion patterns, and the use of effects like reverb and echo to create an immersive, psychedelic soundscape.

Their work in the mid-90s, with albums such as "State of Evolution," "Know Your Enemy," and "Reaction Dub Part 1: Deliverance," marked high points in their career, solidifying their reputation as pioneers in the dub genre. These albums not only showcased their ability to blend organic musicianship with the technological advancements of the time but also highlighted their commitment to the evolution of dub by pushing its boundaries. The Revolutionary Dub Warriors became known not just for their captivating studio productions, but also for their dynamic live performances, which often incorporated multimedia elements and held a mirror to the sociopolitical issues of the day. Despite not achieving widespread mainstream success, their work remains highly regarded within the realms of dub and electronic music.

Genres

Dub

Experimental Dub

Latest Release

State Of Evolution

Revolutionary Dub Warriors

Album - 11 Tracks - Released December 1, 1996