Chase & StatusBest Chase & Status Albums Ranked

Big Changes

exclaim

7.0

“Status/Non-Status is the ambitious collective fronted by Anishinaabe musician, artist and community worker Adam Sturgeon. Having started as WHOOP-Szo in 2009, the band changed their name to their current moniker in 2021, but have continued to make grandiose, emotionally-driven indie alt-rock that explores everything from Sturgeon's Indigeneity and family history, to responsibility, racism and inte”

What Came Before

loudandquiet

7.0

“Lasting in a climate where dubstep has come and gone, techno is flooding clubs and dance culture has expanded, it would be an achievement for Chase & Status to be producing albums that still fit with the times. On their new album, individual tracks sound like true contenders in grime and dance, but the genre-hopping that happens on What Came Before makes it hard to keep up with what Chase & Status”

More Than Alot

toomuchtimeonhands

8.5

“More Than Alot is thriving electronic music duo Chase & Status' debut album and oh boy does it have alot to answer for.. or should I say it has more than alot to answer for! (I'm sorry that was really unfunny.) But seriously, this album is more than a drum and bass album, it's a drum and bass and jungle and dubstep and hip hop and pop album just merged into one masterpiece of electronic dance music, being way ahead of its time especially for 2008. When dubstep producers were still wub wubbing, chase and status were giving those wubs a makeover and letting them run free, making Benga, Coki, Skream and every other legend in that industry of wub wubs look like ants, while Chase & Status were stomping away in the background with an infinity gauntlet boot of every genre ever created, discretely towering over every other music producer of their time and basically saying "whatever you're doing, we're probably doing better". More Than Alot has aged like fine wine, but god damn I will forever chug away at this bottle. Top 3 standouts: - Running - Take Me Away - Pieces (feat. Plan B) Worst Tracks (not necessarily terrible) - Take You There (feat. Digga) - Saxon”