Dispatch`s most recent studio album, Who Are We Living For?, explodes with musical diversity that the band is best known for. This 17-track juggernaut includes politically-charged songs, mellow and upbeat reggae grooves, scratching and rhyming, many funky instrumentals, and some roots rock numbers as well. Dispatch makes their broadest statement to date with this mixture of funk, rock, reggae, folk, and hip-hop.

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Bang Bang, Dispatch`s second effort, combines electric and acoustic grooves with funky rock, reggae / ska, and folk influences. The album relies on percussion, three part vocal harmonies, harmonica, horns, strong tempos and diverse songwriting. Bang Bang was the band`s first step into the rock scene and also served as a defining moment in the development of their production team and recording style.

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Silent Steeples is Dispatch`s first album. While this twelve-track record has an acoustic backbone primarily, it is very diverse in its songwriting and production, featuring three part vocal harmonies, Latin and African percussion, flute, flamenco guitar, distorted electric guitar solos, harmonica and more!

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