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Dub genre — history, bands and artists
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Geography of Dub
Where the artists of the genre come from and where it is on the radio
Landmark albums of Dub
Studio albums that listeners most often call this genre
1982Combat RockThe Clash
1980Sandinista!The Clash
1991Blue LinesMassive Attack
2001Radioaxiom: A Dub TransmissionJah Wobble • Bill Laswell
1980Signing OffUB40
1994ProtectionMassive Attack
New in Dub
Albums and singles of the genre released in the last four months
2026Kingston FilesDub Syndicate
2026American Dub ElectronicsVarious Artists
2026Dr. Caligari’s ExperimentSpecial Zip
Dub by year
How many studio albums of the genre came out each year
Dub by country and decade
Bands and artists of the genre from different countries and eras, the best albums of each decade
Artists of Dub
The most listened artists of the genre and its subgenres: the bigger the name, the more listeners
- Adham Shaikh
- Adrian Sherwood
- Alewya
- Androcell
- Anika
- ASC
- Azu Tiwaline
- Badawi
Big Audio Dynamite
Bill Laswell- Black Uhuru
- Blundetto
- Cayetano
Darkwood Dub- Dub Colossus
Dub Pistols- Dub Syndicate
- Ejigayehu “Gigi” Shibabaw
EZ3kiel- Fat Freddy’s Drop
- Fink
- Groundation
- HTRK
- Jah Shaka
- Jah Wobble
- Kanka
Khruangbin
Kora- L’Éclair
- Lee “Scratch” Perry
- Liquid Stranger
- Maral
- Michael Rose
- Muslimgauze
- Nattali Rize
- Panda Dub
- Paolo Baldini
- Pole
Protoje- Rhombus
- Šarlo Akrobata
- Scorn
- Scritti Politti
- Spam Allstars
- Style Scott
Suns of Arqa- The Bees
- The Black Seeds
- The Cutler
- The Hempolics
- The Ruts
- The Sabres of Paradise
The Skints- Thievery Corporation
- Thornato
- Transglobal Underground
- Tsunami Wazahari
- Yu Su
Zenzile- Zoungla
Overview
Genre relations
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Subgenres
Subgenres or what Dub is divided into
Origins
Genres from which Dub originated
Derived genres
Genres that evolved from Dub