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Jimmy Cliff once explained that ska, which originated in Jamaica in the 1960s, was upbeat because it was born during the period of Jamaican independence from British rule, so people were in the mood to celebrate. It was slowed down and evolved into rock steady and found its African roots, spirituality, and political voice in reggae.
Ska itself went through its own evolution when the Brits merged it with punk and then the rest of the world embraced it during an era called Third Wave Ska in the late 1980s.
Just in time, it seems, when most people need some joy in their lives, Bad Operation, a New Orleans band, has revived the fun and the absolutely dance-ready beat to get fans of the style up skanking. It starts strongly on “Perilous” as lead vocalist and guitarist Dominic Minix sings, “Is there anything you need? Let the music set you free,” with a true to the genre inflection in his voice. Another essential to many ska enthusiasts is the inclusion of a tro
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The Year In Ska & Ska-Punk: Albums, EPs & Singles not to miss from 2020
Ska never went away, but there s more widespread interest for the genre right now than there has been in a while. Nostalgia tends to move in 20-ish year cycles and it s been about two decades since ska s last peak in popularity died down, enough time has passed for the unfair stigma to fade away, and the anti-racism aspect of ska hits hard after four years of having Trump as a president. But it s not just timing; there s an increasingly strong network of bands working hard to show that ska is alive and well, and those bands are making
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45 Best Punk Albums of 2020
I think it goes without saying how insane of a year 2020 was, but there were things to be grateful for too, and one of those things is the incredible amount of great punk records that came out this year. Aside from the fact that so many of these albums had messages that resonated strongly this year, it was inspiring to see how the punk community came together during some of the toughest times, even in a year where we couldn t get together physically. Throughout the whole year, this vast community protested, amplified voices, launched fundraisers, and helped support so many people, and released a lot of great music in the process. I tried to narrow down the best of it to 45 albums and EPs, but it wasn t easy. Countless great records came out this year under the punk umbrella, and even stopping at 45 meant leaving out some great ones.
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