Lee Scratch Perry

Danish trio Efterklang‘s new album ‘Windflowers‘ is out now on City Slang.

Patti included covers of The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, and Stevie Wonder, and dedicated songs to Charlie Watts, Lee ”Scratch” Perry, and Fred ”Sonic” Smith at this big homecoming show...

This week's playlist includes new music by Moor Mother, Snail Mail, The War On Drugs, Adia Victoria, Pa Salieu, Marissa Nadler, Every Time I Die, and more

Before his death in August, Lee 'Scratch" Perry made an album with Vancouver drone metal band New Age Doom that's coming out in November...

Nils Frahm and F.S. Blumm's fourth collaborative album finds the German composer/producers experimenting with dub.

Tricky calls Lonely Guest a a truly collaborative project and it also features Oh Land, Rina Mushonga, Kway, Maximo Park's Paul Smith, and frequent collaborators Marta and Breanna Barbara. Stream new single ”On a Move.”

Mark Stewart's list of Dub Essentials includes tracks from Prince Far I, Rupie Edwards, The Tamlins, The Twinkle Brothers, Elizabeth Archer & The Equators. The Pop Group & Dennis Bovell's ‘Y in Dub‘ is out in October.

The Orb, De La Soul, Billy Bragg, The Mountain Goats, Jenny Lewis, Steve Albini, Mark Stewart, Subatomic Sound System, Geoff Barrow, Ryley Walker have also paid tribute to the pioneering artist.

Reggae icon Lee 'Scratch' Perry died Sunday morning at Noel Holmes Hospital in Lucea, Jamaica, where he had been battling an illness.

The iconic 1971 compilation introduced much of the world to Jamaican music and features Jimmy Cliff, Derrick Morgan, The Maytals, The Ethiopians, Desmond Dekker, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, and more.