The best Big Sugar albums
12 records, ordered by how much they reward a first listen — not by chart position.
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Hemi-Vision
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1
Big Sugar
1991
A gritty fusion of blues, rock, and reggae that captures the raw essence of Canadian musical spirit.
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2
Ride Like Hell
1995
A fusion of blues, rock, and dub rhythms creates a gritty yet groove-laden atmosphere throughout the album.
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3
Dear M.F.
1995
A fusion of blues-infused rock and reggae rhythms, creating a vibrant sonic landscape that is both eclectic and soulful.
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4
Hit & Run
2003
A vibrant blend of blues-infused rock with gritty guitar riffs and soulful vocals that captures the essence of Canadian music.
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5
Hemi-Vision
1996
A gritty fusion of blues rock and reggae rhythms, laced with soulful guitar riffs and introspective lyrics.
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6
Heated
1998
A fusion of blues-rock and reggae rhythms ignites a soulful exploration of life's struggles and triumphs.
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7
Extra Long Life
2000
A fusion of blues-infused rock and reggae rhythms creates a vibrant tapestry of sound that pulses with energy.
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8
Chauffe à bloc
1999
A fusion of blues rock and reggae rhythms creates a laid-back yet powerful sound that defines Big Sugar's unique style.
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9
Five Hundred Pounds
1993
A gritty fusion of blues and rock, infused with Canadian roots and electrifying guitar riffs.
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10
Revolution Per Minute
2011
A gritty fusion of blues-rock and reggae rhythms, underscored by soulful vocals and socially conscious lyrics.
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11
Brothers and Sisters, Are You Ready?
2001
A fusion of blues-infused rock with soulful grooves and playful lyrical storytelling that captures the spirit of camaraderie.
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12
Brothers and Sisters, Êtes Vous Ready?
2001
A fusion of bluesy grooves and reggae rhythms creates a vibrant, eclectic soundscape that showcases Big Sugar's unique style.