What is the best dub reggae album of all time?

Dub reimagined Jamaican music as a sonic landscape where bass, echo, and reverb became instruments. From King Tubby's mixing board magic to Lee Perry's Black Ark experiments, vote for the dub album that changed everything.

King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown

An instrumental roots-dub masterpiece by Augustus Pablo and King Tubby that defined the rockers rhythm and showcased revolutionary mixing board genius.

1/6

Super Ape

A psychedelic dub journey produced by Lee Scratch Perry at Black Ark studio, pushing the genre's sonic boundaries into uncharted territory.

2/6

Blackboard Jungle Dub

The Upsetters' 1973 record often cited as the first true dub album, pioneering the stripped-back, effects-laden sound that defined the entire genre.

3/6

Scientist Heavyweight Dub Champion

A landmark of the dancehall dub era featuring Scientist's precise and punishing soundsystem-ready mixing board productions.

4/6

Scientist Rids the World of the Evil Curse of the Vampires

An inventively crafted classic where Scientist's wild mixing techniques made dub feel like a horror movie soundtrack.

5/6

Roast Fish Collie Weed & Corn Bread

A late-period Black Ark album showcasing Lee Scratch Perry's most deliriously inventive and experimental production techniques.

6/6