What is the best Steel Pulse album of all time?
From their electrifying Handsworth debut to Grammy-winning comebacks, their catalog tackles racism, injustice, and Rastafari spirituality with a passion that has never dimmed. Which era defines them? Cast your vote!
Handsworth Revolution
The 1978 debut classic from Birmingham addressing racism and inequality in Britain, a UK reggae landmark.
True Democracy
The 1982 Grammy-nominated political roots album with a harder edge and sophisticated production.
Tribute to the Martyrs
The 1979 sophomore album honouring freedom fighters from Malcolm X to Steve Biko with righteous reggae.
Earth Crisis
The 1984 Grammy-winning album that became their commercial breakthrough in the United States.
Babylon the Bandit
The 1985 album continuing their Grammy success with a more polished pop-reggae sound.
African Holocaust
The 2004 return to form tackling post-9/11 politics and global injustice with passionate reggae.
Mass Manipulation
The 2019 Grammy-winning comeback album, their first in 15 years, addressing systemic racism and social media.
Caught You
The 1980 album also known as Reggae Fever in the US, a transitional work bridging UK roots and international appeal.
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