Jah Wobble, the legendary bassist known for his work with Public Image Ltd and his innovative solo career, presents "Psychic Life," a captivating exploration of krautrock and dub influences. Released on Cherry Red Records in February 2012, this concise yet powerful album spans just 34 minutes, offering a tight, immersive experience that showcases Wobble's signature basslines and his ability to blend genres seamlessly.
"Psychic Life" opens with "Tightrope," setting the tone for the album's hypnotic rhythms and atmospheric soundscapes. Tracks like "Psychic Life" and "Phantasms Rise..." delve into dub-infused territories, while "Feel" and "Ruinlust" exhibit Wobble's knack for creating moody, introspective pieces. The two-part "Slavetown" offers a darker, more experimental edge, showcasing Wobble's versatility and willingness to push boundaries.
The album concludes with "Isaura," a fitting finale that ties together the diverse elements of "Psychic Life." Throughout the album, Wobble's bass work is prominent, driving each track with a deep, resonant pulse that anchors the music in a rich, organic sound. "Psychic Life" is a testament to Jah Wobble's enduring creativity and his ability to craft compelling, genre-defying music that resonates with listeners.
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