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'a More Political/ Progressive Style Of Reggae'
Description:
LTM presents the first CD by Manchester reggae band X-O-Dus, best known for their Dennis Bovell produced single 'English Black Boys' on Factory Records in February 1980.
"English Black Boys" is a CD release by the influential Manchester-based reggae band X-O-DUS, brought to you by Ltm. This collection features their legendary Factory Records single "English Black Boys," along with rare tracks and previously unreleased material that showcase the band's unique blend of roots reggae, dub, and socially conscious lyrics. The music captures the vibrant energy of late 1970s and early 1980s UK reggae, reflecting themes of identity and social struggle. X-O-DUS are celebrated for their powerful live performances and their role in shaping British reggae culture during its formative years.
X-O-DUS emerged from Manchester's dynamic music scene in the late 1970s. Their collaboration with Factory Records led to the iconic track "English Black Boys," produced by Dennis Bovell?one of Britain's most respected dub producers. Although they released only a handful of recordings, X-O-DUS left an indelible mark on both local and national scenes through their innovative sound and politically charged messages.
Ltm (Les Temps Modernes) is renowned for reissuing classic post-punk, new wave, electronic, and alternative albums from pivotal artists across genres. With meticulous attention to detail in remastering audio quality and providing comprehensive liner notes, Ltm has become a trusted name among collectors seeking high-quality archival releases.
Reggae
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