From their early singles for Concrete Records to their genre defying ‘Worsh… Read Full Bio ↴From their early singles for Concrete Records to their genre defying ‘Worshiping the Doller’ lp, the Dub Pistols have always added a much needed Rock n Roll swagger to the UK’s dance scene. Chewing up hip-hop, dub, techno, ska & punk & spitting them out in a renegade futuristic skank they have consistently defied genres & exceeded the highest of expectations.
One of the most rock & roll acts out there, Barry Ashworth’s merry band of reprobates — the unstoppable Dub Pistols — are staying true to form with their sixth long-player. It’s called ‘White Lines’, although Barry is keen to stress that the title isn’t some sort of blatant drug reference. “It’s about the number of white lines we see on motorways and at airports when we’re travelling around all the time,” he says.
Bass. The Dubs continue to be one of the busiest bands on the circuit. Seemingly no music festival is complete without their riotous blend of ska, dub, hip-hop, electro, breakbeat, punk and drum & bass. Good times are guaranteed when the Dub Pistols blaze in to fire up the joint, and they’ll party all night — if you let them — until the motorway sun comes up with the morning light.
Over the years the Dubs have earned their ticket to ride the white line highway — and if you aren’t already hooked, baby, it’s nobody else’s fault. They originally grew out of the DJ sound system that Barry Ashworth started with cohort Jason O’Bryan in the mid-90s.
Along with contemporaries the Chemical Brothers and Fatboy Slim, the Dubs initially surfed the late ‘90s big beat wave with tracks like ‘Cyclone’, ‘Westway’ and ‘There’s Gonna Be A Riot’ before swerving into the more political ‘Six Million Ways To Live’ album after the Millennium and their first hook-up with unforgettable Specials frontman Terry Hall.
The procession of guest vocalists who’ve joined them in the intervening decade or so reads like a roll call of urban legends. UK hip-hopper Rodney P, late reggae great Gregory Isaacs, Freak Power man Ashley Slater, Beats International’s Lindy Layton, acid house original Justin Robertson, the sweet tones of Horace Andy, UK rapper Akala, TK from New York, Red Star Lion from the West Indies, Dan Bowskills… the list goes on. Despite these top collaborators, they’ve somehow still managed to remain a cohesive unit, and it’s for their riotous sense of fun, entertainment value and tireless ability to make crowds jump that the Dubs have carved a niche for themselves. Verily, they’re something of a phenomenon.
‘White Lines’ is more of a party album than the conscious vibes of previous LP ‘Worshipping The Dollar’, and also has its fair share of top-notch guests. Reggae don Earl 16, eminent hip-hopper Seanie T,Dark Horizon, Rodney P in-demand rhymer Serocee — as well as regulars TK, Darrison, Sir Real, Ashley Slater and Barry Ashworth himself on vocals — all make an appearance, as well as the dubwise horns of Tim Hutton.
One of the most rock & roll acts out there, Barry Ashworth’s merry band of reprobates — the unstoppable Dub Pistols — are staying true to form with their sixth long-player. It’s called ‘White Lines’, although Barry is keen to stress that the title isn’t some sort of blatant drug reference. “It’s about the number of white lines we see on motorways and at airports when we’re travelling around all the time,” he says.
Bass. The Dubs continue to be one of the busiest bands on the circuit. Seemingly no music festival is complete without their riotous blend of ska, dub, hip-hop, electro, breakbeat, punk and drum & bass. Good times are guaranteed when the Dub Pistols blaze in to fire up the joint, and they’ll party all night — if you let them — until the motorway sun comes up with the morning light.
Over the years the Dubs have earned their ticket to ride the white line highway — and if you aren’t already hooked, baby, it’s nobody else’s fault. They originally grew out of the DJ sound system that Barry Ashworth started with cohort Jason O’Bryan in the mid-90s.
Along with contemporaries the Chemical Brothers and Fatboy Slim, the Dubs initially surfed the late ‘90s big beat wave with tracks like ‘Cyclone’, ‘Westway’ and ‘There’s Gonna Be A Riot’ before swerving into the more political ‘Six Million Ways To Live’ album after the Millennium and their first hook-up with unforgettable Specials frontman Terry Hall.
The procession of guest vocalists who’ve joined them in the intervening decade or so reads like a roll call of urban legends. UK hip-hopper Rodney P, late reggae great Gregory Isaacs, Freak Power man Ashley Slater, Beats International’s Lindy Layton, acid house original Justin Robertson, the sweet tones of Horace Andy, UK rapper Akala, TK from New York, Red Star Lion from the West Indies, Dan Bowskills… the list goes on. Despite these top collaborators, they’ve somehow still managed to remain a cohesive unit, and it’s for their riotous sense of fun, entertainment value and tireless ability to make crowds jump that the Dubs have carved a niche for themselves. Verily, they’re something of a phenomenon.
‘White Lines’ is more of a party album than the conscious vibes of previous LP ‘Worshipping The Dollar’, and also has its fair share of top-notch guests. Reggae don Earl 16, eminent hip-hopper Seanie T,Dark Horizon, Rodney P in-demand rhymer Serocee — as well as regulars TK, Darrison, Sir Real, Ashley Slater and Barry Ashworth himself on vocals — all make an appearance, as well as the dubwise horns of Tim Hutton.
Point Blank
Dub Pistols Lyrics
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A.K. Love & Dizz I spin around in the mirror yeah Got that thick ass…
Ad. Gun to your head, gun to your head Would you know…
Black Math I got that sabertooth Sharp wit Fat lip Charming as a snake …
Bruce & The E St Band Do you still say your prayers little darlin' Do you go…
Chinx I be getting to the money on a quarter tank Talking…
Epic Hold on, my dear I thought that it would last the…
gothic angel Get my lifetime Get the fuck out of my life Just making…
Hazy Hill i think the game is over the game that never really…
I-Roy So you've hurt me So I'm dancing On your grave now So you've…
Kent I wake up beside you and I'm nearly weeping There…
Lex Ζητάνε να κάνω τον κόσμο καλύτερο είπα δεν τ' αναλαμβάνω Κρα…
m.p.g Ohhh shit Uh yeah Its g And it go like Point blank I don’t…
Mark.Nine Ever since I was a kid had dreams to make…
Omega Lithium In that second of dislocation, the world will reach it's…
Pigface You only outride the same outside And be refused by entry,…
Point Blank I hate the whole fucking world so the world better…
PompaDour If looks could kill I’d be dead Point Blank Making excuses, …
Release Decieve me, it's not the way. This game stops, cause…
Roger C. Reale & Rue Morgue A stiff breeze blowing from the north has a stranglehold…
Slapshock I feel like dyin' Suffocate or somethin' Let me hold…
Why? Point blank You are nobody's boyfriend Just a series of …
X-Ray Dog Hold on, my dear I thought that it would last the…
Z Prochek Inhale The essence of pure life And focus on everything th…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Dub Pistols:
Addict I have an addiction Addiction to the baseline you understand…
Alive People of the light, people of the sound If you believe…
Back To Daylight Well, They say you're having a affair You're living it…
Back to Daylight feat. Ashley Slater Well, they say you're having an affair You're living it up,…
Cool Out Son Son don't put your hat Where you can't reach it It doesn't…
Cyclone (Here are the thrill-seekers, corrupt, and immoral) (Too mu…
Mucky Weekend Yes, brova Yeah, not buying what heard so far ... she's gonn…
Official Chemical (Here are the thrill seekers) The loose mic with two stripe…
Peaches Senorita, I'd really love to meet ya Maybe sip some Magarit…
Problem Is The problem is The problem is The future is not what it…
Problem Is feat. Terry Hall The problem is The problem is The future is not what it…
Rapture Toe to toe Dancing very slow Barely breathing Almost comatos…
Rub a Dub Calling Rolling Morning Dawning We have the answer they call…
Running from the Thoughts Running from the thoughts I keep bumping back into it Tryi…
She Moves Intro: Yes suddenly rum is served to sophisticates because …
Six Million Ways to Live Six million ways to live, we live lavish Superior deluxe rap…
Soundboy Let me show ya man, dirty thinking Rankin let me…
Speed of Light The Dub Pistols control this shit Blade is the vocalist, th…
Stand Together No matter what the problem Unity will get us through it It's…
Stronger So contagious, rap pages Life's the greatest Glad they made …
Treat Me Better Watching it's my life Look in my eyes Open your mouth And te…
West End Story Yo! Yo! What is the cost of freedom, and who pays…
You'll Never Find You'll never find, as long as you live Someone who loves…
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