Alright /mu/ school me on ska punk. Only band I know and have

>>73192090
It was much better down elsewhere than the us, of course, people will say that's not the case because of their nostalgia. But let's be honest , it sounds like a rendition of polka in the us .

>>73192128
Done*

>>73192090
>>73192090
I haven't explored the genre at all desu, so all I know are sublime. They were one of my first music loves when I was younger and i still listen to them from time to time. They have amazing basslines, catchy as fuck melodies, and sometimes incorporate hip hop elements into their songs. Self-titled is their most accessible album, 40oz is probably their best though. robbin the hood is more of a combination of cluttered ideas with a few good songs on it (saw red, stp, pool shark acoustic)

>>73192128
>It was much better down elsewhere than the us
I hear the ska punk scene in the UK is the only thing worth mentioning when it comes to the genre

>>73192295
It goes like this in terms of coming out first
>first wave
>two tone(UK)
>third wave (U.S., Spain, Latin America, Europe, Asia)
You'll have to dig, for it, and it overlaps very much with other genres anywhere almost anywhere that isn't the U.S. , you could try wisecracker if you want , the other ones mix calypso, tropical music, dub, dnb, trip hop , hardcore punk and very traditional genres to the region they're from. Or have lyrics supporting communism.

>>73192421
Here's probably the best resource to do some digging just translate it http://skamycrazy.blogspot.com/?m=0