Uncut — Starring the Rolling Stones, Lee "Scratch" Perry, Françoise Hardy, Eric Burdon and more Starring the Rolling Stones, Lee "Scratch" Perry, Françoise Hardy, Eric Burdon and more The post Introducing the new Uncut appeared first on Uncut. more info

Chorus.fm — David Marchese, writing for Vulture: The filters are still there, though. They’re just different. When I was 15, getting into the Clash exposed me to reggae. I’d see that they covered a song by Junior Murvin or that they had a single produced by ... more info

XLR8R — PAN will release a new LP from STILL. STILL is the project of Simone Trabucchi, who, along with Simone Bertuzzi, aims to "connect his hometown of Vernasca to Ethiopia and Jamaica." Work began last year with a series of works titled Negusâ�... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — “Double Six” via Double Seven. Enter the mandala of Lee Perry, circa 1974, as voiced by U-Roy. The Upsetters :: Double Six more info

Stereogum — Kanye West has been having a weird time lately, with the mental breakdown and the Donald Trump photo op and all. Plenty of people have been wondering what's going on with him. And the legendary dub reggae mystic and lunatic Lee "Scratch" Perry has hi... more info

XLR8R — Stuart Acker Holt's CRUMB CRUMB explores themes and ideas through a simple but effective mechanism: each person selects the next person, creating an ongoing trail of inspiration. Shot during Ableton's Loop Summit at Funkhaus Berlin in 2016, the above... more info

Consequence of Sound — Featuring collaborations with Lee Scratch Perry, Matisyahu, and Assassin. more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Jamaica heavy. Here’s one to bookmark and view quickly before it’s taken down, the 1982 Jamaican cult film Countryman, with sounds courtesy of Lee Perry, the Wailers, Wally Badarou, etc. All propers to Studio One for the hat tip. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Dates for the 80-year-old dub reggae icon include a stop at Brooklyn Bowl in September. Continue reading… more info

The Quietus — Listen to a Lee 'Scratch' Perry track from the On-U archives below more info