Kingfisha

About

Kingfisha doesn't just play dub; they weaponize it. Hailing from Brisbane, Australia, this outfit has carved out a signature sound that's as much about raw energy as it is about deep, resonating bass. Their music is a heady cocktail of dub, reggae, electronic music, and a dash of drum and bass, all delivered with a punk-rock ethos. Think Massive Attack colliding head-on with The Clash in a Kingston recording studio. From their early gigs in Brisbane's underground music scene to gracing stages at festivals like Splendour in the Grass and Rainbow Serpent, Kingfisha has built a devoted following through relentless touring and a commitment to sonic experimentation. Their debut EP and subsequent albums have solidified their reputation for crafting immersive soundscapes that are both intensely danceable and thought-provoking. Kingfisha's cultural impact lies in their ability to bridge the gap between traditional dub sensibilities and contemporary electronic production. They've collaborated with a diverse range of artists, further expanding their sonic palette and reach. Recent projects include a series of remixes and ongoing studio work, hinting at new sonic territories on the horizon. Kingfisha continues to push the boundaries of what dub can be, one earth-shaking bassline at a time.