What is the best Aswad album of all time?

UK reggae's most versatile band moved from raw roots to No. 1 pop hits while always keeping their Jamaican soul intact. From Brixton roots to arena-filling anthems — which era is best? Cast your vote!

1

Distant Thunder

The 1988 breakthrough album featuring Don't Turn Around, their biggest chart hit that reached No. 1 in the UK.

2

Aswad

The 1976 self-titled debut that established Aswad as a major force in UK reggae with deep roots authenticity.

3

Rebel Souls

The 1984 critically acclaimed album featuring innovative drum programming and a more electronic reggae sound.

4

Hulet

The 1978 raw and rootsy sophomore album building on their debut with tougher rhythms and politically engaged lyrics.

5

Not Satisfied

The 1982 album showcasing Aswad's evolution with harder rhythms and stronger songwriting craft.

6

Too Wicked

The 1990 album capitalising on their commercial peak following Don't Turn Around with dancehall-flavoured reggae.

7

Rise and Shine

The 1994 album marking their return to a more roots-oriented sound after their pop crossover years.