What makes Chase the Devil by The Upsetters notable?

'Chase the Devil' is significant for its impact on the reggae genre, particularly in how it shaped the sound of dub music. The album received critical acclaim and has been frequently cited as an influence on subsequent reggae artists, highlighting Perry's innovative production techniques. In 1976, The Upsetters, led by Lee 'Scratch' Perry, were solidifying their reputation as pioneers of reggae production. 'Chase the Devil' followed their influential work with artists like Bob Marley and marked a continued evolution in Perry’s experimental soundscapes.