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===On All Frequencies===
The first official full-length album by Subatomic Sound System, ''On All Frequencies'' covered a broad range of genres, tempos and timbres. ''On All Frequencies'' entered the CMJ radio Top 40 charts in both "electronic" and "world" (i.e. reggae) categories simultaneously during spring 2007.<ref>CMJ radio charts {{cite web |url=http://www.cmj.com/ |title=Archived copy |access-date=2011-01-29 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/19980220011510/http://www.cmj.com/ |archive-date=1998-02-20 |df= }}</ref> The album received positive reactions across a broad spectrum of the electronic, hip hop and reggae press. It was described by ''[[BPM (magazine)|BPM]]'' magazine in its vital releases column as "connecting the dots between dub, dancehall, hip hop, drum & bass, downtempo and broken beat".<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://bpmmagazine.net/|title=My Blog – My WordPress Blog|website=Bpmmagazine.net|accessdate=29 January 2021}}</ref> It received a four afro rating from the popular website [[Okayplayer]], (their ratings system based on site founder and [[The Roots]] drummer [[Questlove]]'s hairstyle), who opined, "These beats could become the blueprint for future producers...Genius producing", a "certified gunsmoke!" review from OJ Lima, former ''[[VIBE]]'' magazine editor and founder of DJ culture site, Limachips,<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.limachips.com/|title=Orlando Lima - The Official|website=Limachips.com|accessdate=29 January 2021}}</ref> and the reggae-centric ''Beat'' magazine wrote that the song "'Rize Up' is a virtual revolutionary anthem". The album was highlighted in ''[[Beyond Race magazine|Beyond Race]]'' magazine's 2007 Music Issue and Subatomic Sound System performed at the magazine release party in Brooklyn, New York. The Subatomic Sound System System song "Breakin' Down the Barriers" inspired the magazine's editor to use the title as the name of the subsequent issue and it became a theme song for the magazine's mission.<ref>
==Discography==
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