Koro Inu ('black dog') was found sleeping behind a speaker stack in a haunted dancehall, hiding from the bright glare, when it was taken back to the presbyrterian home for unruly music.

Never to be rehomed and returned by many foster parents for being too moody, it was looked after by the staff of the home. Fed on a strict diet of dub (but getting it's 5 a day of renegade soundwaves and bombed bass) and also stealing scraps off the table from it's older 'brothers' Clodhoppa and Kovacs (they were more grown up, sensible and ate breaks, beats and electronica).

After a few tentative steps into the outside world, initially encouraged by the Virus B-23 rehabilitation program (remix for Deadman DJ) and older brother Kovacs giving it remix space on WutEva Records, Koro Inu has stepped out into the light with it's own sound at the front. Using dub as a base at all times, Koro Inu wanders around the musical spectrum, drawing sounds to the heavy basslines, like Cane in Kung Fu. But with dub. These exporations can be found on the Black Dog Dubs series of EPs, an ever expanding sprawl of messy thoughts and tidy bass.


Virus B-23 Discography

Deadman DJ - Boasin Tone (Koro Inu retox) (VB23MP015RX7)

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