Digital re-up release dropping April 5!! Ltd edition vinyl 12" release out now -- check it Ernie B in the US http://bit.ly/ssEB1 and Juno in the UK http://bit.ly/hqCrAb April 5 lookout out for the full length digital release with new mixes by Liondub, David Last, & Taal Mala Ele for the first time covering dubstep to roots dub to dirty dancehall and beyond.
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"Another heavyweight release in a relentless schedule from Subatomic Sound!" - Generation Bass
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SUBATOMIC SOUND presents
ELEPHANT MAN
”VAMPIRES & INFORMERS”
RIDDIMS BY SUBATOMIC SOUND SYSTEM, DUBBLESTANDART, STEREOTYP, MING, KUSH ARORA, LIONDUB, DAVID LAST, & TAAL MALA


Vampires & Informers is back for more blood, remastered with new versions and a megamix. Subatomic Sound (NYC) teams up with People’s Records (Kingston, JA) for the first in a series of releases bringing together top Jamaican artists with top electronic producers worldwide. Kicking off with an extra loud bang, is the “Vampires & Informers” release, a rare look at Elephant Man, one of the world’s top dancehall artists, vocally delivering a ferocious portrait of Jamaica’s "vampire" politicians, "bloodsucking" informers, and the "military society" of the ghetto youths.

Originally a top selling limited edition 7" vinyl recorded with Sly & Robbie back at Kingston’s Black Scorpio studios, here is “Vampires & Informers” resurrected and completely re-imagined with producers Subatomic Sound System, Dubblestandart, Stereotyp, Liondub, Ming (of Ming&FS), David Last, Taal Mala & Kush Arora just in time for today's vampire-loving, blood-thirsting, electronic-obsessed youths to lose their minds at raves, political protests, revolutionary activities, block parties and dancehalls around the globe.

Appropriately nicknamed “The Energy God”, Elephant Man delivers his signature hyper-charged style over completely unexpected riddims that deftly pair the dancehall king with sounds like bass blasting dubstep, dirty barefoot dancehall, future roots reggae, and even dub.

The cover art by artist Angelo Gastelum plays tongue in cheek on the hyper-real blood splatter of Japanese horror films and the latest first person shooter video games, a reverent update to the comic book, scary movie style used on classic dub reggae albums by the likes of Scientist.

1: Subatomic Sound System’s Bloodstep mix
2: Dubblestandart's Transylvania Roots mix
3: Stereotyp's Bloody Barefoot mix
4: Liondub & Tester’s BK Jungle mix
5: David Last’s Techno Blood mix
6: Ming's Undead Dreamer mix
7: Kush Arora's Crypt mix
8: Taal Mala’s Lighta mix
9: Dubblestandart's Transylvania dub
10: Subatomic Sound System's Bloodsuckers dub
11: Kush Arora's Crypt dub
12: David Last’s Techno Blood dub
13: Emch’s Soundboy Burial megamix