The best Dub Music albums
of the 2020s.
Where to start with 2020–2029 dub music — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2020s — dub music
Top picks from 2020–2029, ranked by where we would start.
The Orb
Buddhist Hipsters
A sprawling journey through tranquil soundscapes, blending ambient textures with rhythmic pulses that beckon for introspection.
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The Orb
Abolition of the Royal Familia
A swirling tapestry of ambient textures and rhythmic pulses that evokes a dreamlike state of consciousness.
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Lee "Scratch" Perry
King Perry
A vibrant fusion of reggae rhythms and experimental dub textures, echoing Lee Perry's pioneering spirit and sonic innovation.
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Horace Andy
Midnight Scorchers
A blend of soulful melodies and deep basslines, this album immerses listeners in the warmth of reggae-infused downtempo vibes.
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Horace Andy
Midnight Rocker
'Midnight Rocker' showcases Horace Andy's unique ability to blend reggae rhythms with lush, atmospheric production. It's a cohesive experience that highlights both his vocal prowess and the depth of his musicality.
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Kevin Martin
Fire
A visceral blend of heavy bass, frenetic beats, and haunting vocal samples that challenge the boundaries of dub music.
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Damon Albarn
The Nearer the Fountain, More Pure the Stream Flows
An ethereal blend of orchestral arrangements, electronic textures, and introspective lyrics creates a hauntingly beautiful soundscape.
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Adrian Sherwood
The Collapse of Everything
A rich tapestry of echoing basslines and intricate rhythms that redefine the boundaries of contemporary dub music.
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