Review by José Saucedo

Rastanthology 2 is a reggae album by Steel Pulse that features a collection of their classic hits, as well as some new tracks. The album is a powerful tribute to the band's roots and their commitment to social justice.

The album opens with the classic track "Steppin' Out," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its infectious rhythms and uplifting message. The album then moves into newer tracks like "Door of No Return" and "Blues Raid Dance," which showcase the band's continued dedication to addressing contemporary issues.

Throughout the album, Steel Pulse's signature sound is on full display, with their powerful vocals and intricate instrumentals blending seamlessly together. The album also features collaborations with other artists, such as Tiken Jah Fakoly on "African Holocaust" and Damian Marley on "No More Weapons."

Summary by José Saucedo

Rastanthology 2 is a must-listen for fans of reggae and Steel Pulse. The album's powerful message of social justice and uplifting rhythms make it a standout in the genre.