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!
Distant Thunder
The 1988 breakthrough album featuring Don't Turn Around, their biggest chart hit that reached No. 1 in the UK.
Aswad
The 1976 self-titled debut that established Aswad as a major force in UK reggae with deep roots authenticity.
Rebel Souls
The 1984 critically acclaimed album featuring innovative drum programming and a more electronic reggae sound.
Hulet
The 1978 raw and rootsy sophomore album building on their debut with tougher rhythms and politically engaged lyrics.
Not Satisfied
The 1982 album showcasing Aswad's evolution with harder rhythms and stronger songwriting craft.
Too Wicked
The 1990 album capitalising on their commercial peak following Don't Turn Around with dancehall-flavoured reggae.
Rise and Shine
The 1994 album marking their return to a more roots-oriented sound after their pop crossover years.
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