» Dub Trio

Dub Trio is DP Holmes (Guitar & keyboards) Stu Brooks (Bass & keyboards) and Joe Tomino (drums & Melodica). With the addition of electronic, rock, punk and heavy metal, the group pays homage to King Tubby's original dub style, while recreating studio trickery live on stage.

Dub Trio's first recording with vocals, "We're Not Alone" with Mike Patton, was featured on both the group's 2006 second record New Heavy and on Mike Patton's 2006 album under the artist name Peeping Tom.

A third Dub Trio solo album, a live recording entitled Cool Out And Coexist recorded in Union Pool, Brooklyn, New York (02/19/2007 - 02/20/2007), was released in 2007.

All three albums were recorded and mixed by Joel Hamilton at Studio G Brooklyn with the exception of "Cool Out And Coexist" which was recorded by Marc Alan Goodman.

In the Summer of 2006, the band appeared on the cover of the first issue Beyond Race magazine.

ANOTHER SOUND IS DYING 
2008

1. Not For Nothing
2. Jog On  
3. Bay Vs. Leonard  
4. Felicitacion  
5. Mortar Dub  
6. Regression Line  
7. Who Wants To Die? 
8. Respite  
9. No Flag  
10. The Midnight Runner  
11. Safe And Sane  
12. Agonist  
13. Fuck What You Heard  
14. Funishment

Resentie / Persbericht

Dub Trio's third studio album, Another Sound Is Dying, finds drummer Joe Tomino, bassist Stu Brooks and guitarist D.P. Holmes working again with producer/engineer Joel Hamilton. The 14 massive tracks showcase Dub Trio's chops and vocabulary (all three members are also seasoned session players) as they pummel with wrecking-ball force on tunes that simultaneously embrace metal, dub, punk and reggae while pushing all of the above into dazzlingly unfamiliar areas.

While again a mostly instrumental set, Another Sound Is Dying features a return vocal cameo from Ipecac co-owner/art-rock jack-of-all-trades Mike Patton. The musicians' first collaboration, "Not Alone," appeared on Dub Trio's 2006 album, New Heavy, as well as the eponymous debut that same year from Patton's Peeping Tom project; and when he took Peeping Tom on the road, Brooks, Tomino and Holmes became the only constant members in Patton's backing band.