Guerilla Welfare Chicago, Illinois
Politico dub-collage practitioners Guerilla Welfare came from Edmonton, Alberta. They adopted the ‘studio as instrument’ mindset of Eno and King Tubby creating complex textural and polyrhythmic sonic insurgencies. Their DIY studio experimentations align them with genre defying dub-infused outfits like African Head Charge, Dome, Lifetones, Naffi, Woo, Negativland and The Residents. ... more
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