"Halvorson's deliberate, prickly guitar-wielding is on display, with characteristic bent notes and unexpected directions. For instance, her heavy riffing and soloing on the opening track, Torturer's Reverse Delight, is offset by a more introspective and jazzy approach on Hako, as well ominous falling tones on Rebel's Revue. All four musicians contribute equally to these efforts, often collaborating in contrapunctal lines and dissonance. Another keeper from Ms. Halvorson." ~Avant Music News

Over the course of ‘In The Kingdom Of Dub’, Prince Fatty works his magic on a diverse repertoire that has been lauded by everyone from Gilles Peterson to Cerys Matthews to The Guardian. Much of the source material for the album was in fact originally engineered and mixed at Prince Fatty’s famous Ironworks studio in Brighton, where Benedic Lamdin (aka Nostalgia 77) has spent a lot of time over the years since meeting Mike Pelanconi (Prince Fatty) in the mid-noughties. While the main nine reworks were created especially for this release, the album also includes a bonus track which has been unearthed from the Nostalgia 77 Octet’s first ever live recording session (helmed by Pelanconi) and which planted the seed for this entire album back in 2005. “It showed us that the worlds of dub and jazz could clash with powerful results”, says Lamdin of the incendiary piece which still sounds fresh and vital today.