Dee Day Dub
What would you call music that starts from the spaced out aesthetics of dub, blends in soul with distorted guitars and is infused with experimental futuristic elements... Distorted Futuristic Soul? Perhaps. It’s the closest you’ll get to capturing Dee Day Dub’s style. It is music that transgresses genres and boundaries in search of a new style of musical expression that meshes the jam with song form.

Sharpening its teeth as the resident band at the legendary Bazillus Club in Zurich, D...

Dee Day Dub
What would you call music that starts from the spaced out aesthetics of dub, blends in soul with distorted guitars and is infused with experimental futuristic elements... Distorted Futuristic Soul? Perhaps. It’s the closest you’ll get to capturing Dee Day Dub’s style. It is music that transgresses genres and boundaries in search of a new style of musical expression that meshes the jam with song form.

Sharpening its teeth as the resident band at the legendary Bazillus Club in Zurich, Dee Day Dub has been described as a bridge between the free-spirited groove musics of the 1970s (The Headhunters, Band of Gypsies), the trippy distorted soundscapes of artists like Massive Attack or Living Colour, and the gritty urban calls from the future (N.E.R.D., Jamie Lidell).

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OFF THE PRESS
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"Dee Day Dub takes improvisation to the extreme, pushing the limits of every artist playing, creating music that is amazingly cohesive..."
(East Coast Rocker Magazine, Francesca Baratta)

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"Chaos Theory vereint die Lebendigkeit eines Live-Mitschnitts mit der Schärfe und Transparenz der Studio-Ästhetik. Die elf Songs oder Tracks nehmen sich aus wie Kapitel einer abenteuerlichen Klangreise - durch Rock-Keller, Party-Tempel, Jazzklub, Stadion oder Lounge."
(NZZ, Ueli Bernays)

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"Dee Day Dub vermischt die Genres Dub und Soul mit Gitarrensounds und futuristisch anmutenden Melodien. Damit bilden Dee Day Dub einen wohltuenden Gegenpol zum in der Schweiz vorherrschenden Rock-Einerlei."
(Blick am Abend)

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"Bereit für den Abflug?
Dee Day Dub lädt mit seinem
spannenden Projekt auf eine Reise durch Raum und Zeit."
(78s, Sabrina Stallone)

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"Wie Mandelbrots Bäumchen"
(Züritipp, Adrian Schräder)

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"Höchst spannend, abwechslungsreich
und frisch-urban"
(Teletext)
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