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2021 has arguably been ska's biggest year since the third wave died down, and the genre produced tons of great albums this year. Here are 20, from We Are The Union, Catbite, Flying Raccoon Suit, Jeff Rosenstock, Big D and the Kids Table, and more...
From '90s ska to Nina Simone, from Anti-Flag to the history of hip hop, there's something for everyone in this roundup of new and recent documentaries to stream.
With ska gaining mainstream traction in the U.S. once again, we put together a list of 64 essential ska albums from 1964 to present, with albums released during each of the past seven decades by artists from all over the world.
The 9-hour, 181-song playlist includes songs from all across ska's long, rich history -- from its origins in Jamaica to some of today's best DIY ska bands -- and it also includes ska-adjacent songs by The Beatles, Vampire Weekend, Weezer, Pixies, and more...
I Can't Take It Anymore shows off a more matured, refined Joystick!, inspired by vocalist Duck getting sober, but growing up doesn't mean slowing down. It's still an urgent, fun, fast-paced ska-punk record and a great one at that...
Listen to new songs by The Voidz, Freddie Gibbs, oddCouple/Jamila Woods, Topaz Jones, Voodoo Glow Skulls, The Natvral (Kip from TPOBPAH), Dan Carey/Georgia, and more.
”Ska punk is truly 'a young person's game' if there ever was one,” Bryan says. ”That being said, since I made this mixtape a couple of days ago, I've probably listened to it ten times.”