The 1999 release of "Low Tone" marked High Tone's dub excursion into more experimental sonic territories. This album is a foundational piece of their catalog.
- Recorded in Paris, France, "Low Tone" was produced by High Tone themselves. The album was released on Jarring Effects, a label known for electronic and experimental music. It features a deep, resonant sound that characterized their early work.
- "Low Tone" was released on CD and vinyl in September 1999. The album has been praised for its authentic dub sound and innovative production. It remains a significant release in the French dub scene.
- This album showcases High Tone's mastery of dub production techniques, including heavy basslines, echoing effects, and hypnotic rhythms. The release cemented their reputation as key players in the European dub community.
High Tone is a French dub group formed in the mid-1990s. They are known for their energetic live performances and extensive catalog of albums and EPs.
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