Influential indie label Speedy Wunderground mark tenth anniversary with box set and special London show

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Influential British independent label Speedy Wunderground, who have released records by Squid, black midi, Sinead O'Brien, Black Country, New Road, Loyle Carner and more, are to release a limited edition remixes box set to mark their tenth anniversary.

Titled The Dubs: Volume 1, the 10 x 7” singles box set, limited to just 250 copies, will feature 20 tracks of the original dub remixes by the label’s co-founder (Fontaines D.C./Kae Tempest/Slowthai producer) Dan Carey, under his Savage Gary alias.

As part of the celebrations, there will also be a special show in London at Village Underground on September 15, featuring a secret-for-now line-up of artists who are, or were, signed to the label.

The line-up details will be unveiled closer to the show date.

Tickets are on sale now, priced £21.22.

The tracklist for The Dubs: Volume 1 is:

1a. AArchie Bronson Outfit – Mr Dan’s Dead Duck Dub
1b. Toy & Natasha Khan – (Here Comes) Dub Bride
2a. Scottibrains – Mr Dan’s Shut Eye Dub
2b. JUCE! – Mr Dan’s No Brain Dub
3a. Kae Tempest & Loyle Carner – Guts – Mr Dan’s Balloon Dub
3b. Telegram – Mr Dan’s Inside Out Dub
4a. Teleman – Mr Dan’s Strange Dubby Nations
4b. Peluché – Mr Dan’s Gammy Eye Dub
5a. Melt Yourself Down – Mr Dan’s Another Dub
5b. DEWEY – Mr Dan’s Dub Me Over
6a. black midi – savage gary’s dbdbdb
6b. Black Country, New Road – Athen’s, France – Savage Gary’s Takedown dub
7a. All We Are & Alex Kapranos – Heart Attack – Savage Gary’s Remix
7b. Tiña – Dicks In The Dub
8a. Pynch – Orla Carey’s Pynch Your Lights Out Dub
8b. PVA – Savage Gary’s Christmas Dub
9a. Brodka & Scottibrains – Wrong Dub Party
9b. moa moa – Savage Gary’s Candy Dub
10a. deep tan – Savage Gary’s furry flash
10b. Honeyglaze – Savage Gary’s Robber Dub Dub Remix

The Dubs: Volume 1 will be released on August 4.

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