Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad

In a few ways, Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad will be the live dub version from the Grateful Dead, blending traditional American folk and country with Jamaican reggae and dub rhythms, with a lot of improvisational jams and interludes, all while looking and sometimes sounding such as a bluegrass band. Toss in only a small amount of the Clash, and it’s really a balancing action that produced this uplifting and full of energy group an enormous draw over the jam music group circuit. Produced in 2001 in Rochester, NY, Large Panda grew out of the fertile local reggae picture that got a lift in 1981 when Jamaican manufacturer and star Lee “Nothing” Perry strike town to put together his backing music group. At root, Large Panda certainly are a reggae music group out of this Rochester scene, however they are also properly with the capacity of playing direct honky tonk nation, rock and roll, R&B, or blues, and also have no trouble mixing up everything together if they decide to change gears. The group’s ever changing, ever improvised concert events drew the interest from the tapers community around 2005, and shortly the group became a primary stage pull at jam music group celebrations. A debut record, Slow Down, premiered in 2006. A set of live albums implemented, Live Up! In ’09 2009 and Live Up!! Quantity II this year 2010. The music group then had taken a sharp still left become Americana and nation with 2012’s Nation, an extraordinary outing of Pleased Dead-like honky tonk. It had been back to traditional 1970s-designed root base reggae and designs for 2012’s NOWADAYS and 2014’s Regular.