"Bury The Weapons" is the Debut EP from Australian 9-piece Dub, Reggae, Hip Hop group Echo Drama. The 5 track EP traverses the wealth of influences and styles in Echo Drama from driving steppers grooves, jazzy dub soundscapes, slamming urban roots and liquid ragga. Recorded in Melbourne at Woodstock Studios with esteemed Engineer Robin Mai (John Butler Trio, Augie March, The Black Sorrows), mixed in Brisbane at Tanuki Lounge by Paulie Bromley (Kingfisha, Bobby Alu, Darky Roots) and mastered in Sydney at Studios 301 with Ben Feggans (360, Ngaiire, Rufus), "Bury The Weapons" showcases top scale Australian production on a debut release that is pulling out all the stops. Fronted by the dynamic vocal duo of Zimbabwean soul singer Thando Sikwila and rising Melbourne emcee Sinks, 9-piece Echo Drama push the boundaries of Jamaican and urban music from traditional Roots to new school Ragga flavours. The result is a sound at once steeped in the traditions of Dub and Reggae but also unafraid to draw on modern manifestations such as Hip Hop, Dancehall and DnB. “While respectfully doffing their various bits of headgear to those who came before them,… Melbourne dub/reggae juggernaut Echo Drama have prioritised good music over pigeonholes in a band where the musical influences are almost as diverse as its audience appeal.” – Beat Magazine "Their debut EP, Bury The Weapons, showcases their ability to celebrate the traditions of Dub and Reggae, resulting in a collection songs that are both playful and soulful.” - What Sound Melbourne “Echo Drama play a seamless melding of hip hop and reggae that conveys a pure, grooving happiness…it is impossible not to dance and sway to the infectious music” –Tonedeaf.com.au