Jamaican E.T. gillan Their sound blends New Wave

Their sound blends New Wave

have been playing live since late 2015 - having united not only by their musical ventures

featuring Keith Morris's sharp

The hardbody beats are handled by underground go-to's like V Don

The album balances aggressive rockers like "Last Exit" and "Not for You" with contemplative ballads such as "Corduroy" and "Better Man

Jamaican E.T. gillan Their sound blends New WaveLee 'Scratch' Perry's 2002 album Jamaican E. T. marked his 'comeback'. The extra terrestrial is back with some groovy reggae which creates a bridge between dub, roots and hip hop. But in the end it never ventures too far away from the traditional reggae. The album continues in showing his fascination with aliens, drugs and religion. His own voice is often multi layered and contrasting with each other. In 2003, the album won a Grammy Award for Best