Salmonella Dub, a New Zealand band formed in 1992, gained recognition for their collaboration with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra in 2008 on the Feel the Seasons Change tour. The resulting live album, Feel the Seasons Change: Live with the NZSO, achieved Top 20 success. The band continued their musical journey with EP Freak Local and full-length Freak Controller in 2009, featuring collaborations with various artists. In 2018, they celebrated their 25th birthday with a deluxe Vinyl Boxset release. Despite facing challenges during their attempted national tour in 2022, they have completed a 22-track album with guest appearances by notable artists.

Salmonella Dub's musical evolution has been marked by diverse collaborations and memorable releases. From their early beginnings in Christchurch to their ambitious projects with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, the band has consistently pushed boundaries in their sound. With a legacy that includes turning down prestigious awards and celebrating milestones with special releases, Salmonella Dub remains a dynamic force in the New Zealand music scene. Their latest album, featuring esteemed guests like Whirimako Black and Troy Kingi, awaits its official release following setbacks during their recent tour.