DOG - 'Jerusalem' (Heavenly)
3/5
By: Toby L
The DOG collective is yet another of 2002's gross, grand oddities, an ensemble of characters that produce a beats-heavy dashing of dub-infused grooves and rock-textured reggae. Quite how they sleep at night with so many ideas rushing through their minds is a proposition to consider somewhat deeply.
With debut-release 'Jerusalem' successfully amassing the live-energy that brought many of their summer-festival appearances throughout the year into arms-in-the-air euphoric events, its dirty, slowly-crawling hooks and blaring synths earmark the bridge between The Chemical Brothers and Gorillaz; with the flipside 'Neverland Dub' toning down proceedings to a limbering along in a stoned, string-driven daze, there's obviously enough here to demonstrate that DOG's vicious attack on all genres known to man will form further releases of merit for a considerable while yet.
Artists in this article: Dogs Die In Hot Cars, DOG, Dogs
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