The Strange Brew - artist stories behind the greatest music ever recorded
Sep 25, 2026 · 25 min · 10 segments
From the dub sound systems of 1970s Ladbroke Grove to Killing Joke, The Orb, Paul McCartney’s Fireman project and Pink Floyd’s The Endless River, few musicians have moved through as many worlds as…
Martin GloverGuest
Jason BarnardHost
how great it's really good to speak to you because i know we uh shared a few emails back around the time of spinning wheel which is a absolutely fantastic album be good to touch upon that later if we've got time one of the main reasons we're here today is to talk about the chan artists collective and you've got the latest album renex of tree worshiping dub the gaudy and don let's roots dub plate so is that a remix of material that was released earlier this year
it's been quite a long process i mean i lot of these tracks we started maybe 10 years ago and at some point in the last two years i started really pushing and developing them a bit further and getting kermit and people like that and around that point gaudy and don let's remix a few of them as well but without those vocals And we thought that was cool and incorporated some of that into the mixes of the main album.
Well, it does show the strength of the material that you can keep remixing and working with them and it still sounds great.
yeah i mean i was aware of bomali and and some reggae i was a soul boy when i was 14 15 around 1975 76 so i was
And then by 1977, I was sort of living in Labrador Grove and Dub was exploding.
And I was also hanging out with John Lydon in Gunther Grove while he was forming Pill.
how great it's really good to speak to you because i know we uh shared a few emails back around the time of spinning wheel which is a absolutely fantastic album be good to touch upon that later if we've got time one of the main reasons we're here today is to talk about the chan artists collective and you've got the latest album renex of tree worshiping dub the gaudy and don let's roots dub plate so is that a remix of material that was released earlier this year
it's been quite a long process i mean i lot of these tracks we started maybe 10 years ago and at some point in the last two years i started really pushing and developing them a bit further and getting kermit and people like that and around that point gaudy and don let's remix a few of them as well but without those vocals And we thought that was cool and incorporated some of that into the mixes of the main album.
Well, it does show the strength of the material that you can keep remixing and working with them and it still sounds great.
yeah i mean i was aware of bomali and and some reggae i was a soul boy when i was 14 15 around 1975 76 so i was
And then by 1977, I was sort of living in Labrador Grove and Dub was exploding.
And I was also hanging out with John Lydon in Gunther Grove while he was forming Pill.
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