War Ina Babylon

War Ina Babylon (1976) is a roots reggae album by Max Romeo backed by The Upsetters and produced by Lee "Scratch" Perry at his Black Ark studio. The record pairs socially conscious, Rastafari-inflected lyrics with deep bass and drums and dub-influenced studio effects, producing a dense, echo-laden sound that balances melodic singing and rhythmic heaviness. Tracks such as "War Ina Babylon" and "Chase the Devil" highlight the album's mix of political urgency and Perry's experimental production, and the record is regarded as an influential work within roots reggae and dub.