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13 September 2026

Dubtember 13 - Drawn Dub

 

I've shared Deadbeat many times here. He is always a go-to for me, I enjoy all his work, the variety & recognizability are a perfect one-two for me.

Drawn & Quartered consists of five long-form tracks each pushing beyond the ten-minute mark, laid-back & heavily Rootsy in character. For me, this album grows in substance & strength with each listen, as its textural richness grows more conspicuous with each revisitation. Here Deadbeat plunges deeply into Dub techno in its purest form. 

 

 

Deadbeat - Drawn & Quartered, BLKRTZ BLKRTZ001, 2011.
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First Quarter
Second Quarter    
Third Quarter (The Vampire of Mumbai)    
Fourth Quarter     (Cala's House)
Plateau Quarter (Hope in Numbers)

 



Enjoy,
NØ

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  1. NØ9/13/26, 12:08 AM

    Drawn & Quartered
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  2. PWinks9/13/26, 11:48 AM

    OMFG (as the kids say)
    Brilliant and deep and elegant and infinitely repeatable.
    Thank you, NØ!

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    1. NØ9/13/26, 1:48 PM

      You summed up my opinion of this perfectly. Deadbeat seems always "infinitely repeatable". Thanks PW.

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  3. Charlie9/13/26, 6:21 PM

    Good stuff NØ! Thanks for the dub techno! Dark and introspective.

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  4. NØ9/14/26, 12:12 AM

    Perfect for a Sunday night...dark & introspective.

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