Not sure. It's hard to spot them. I just get dizzy when I think of all the ways they're trying to hide their maladies.

Tomas would tell you if he ever talked. I once spoke with one of the bands they toured with. He said that in 6 months he'd heard him say maybe 6 words. Dude shows up to sound check then vanishes into the city until curtains.

I was just looking for Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution last week, and was very confused when I found Streetlight with the same songs, but way faster than I remembered. I knew Bandits was the guys from Catch 22, but I never knew of Streetlight Manifesto, or don't remember being aware.

Love a bit of Streetlight but the release of Keasby Nights as Catch 22 was better IMO

There's a new album coming out this fall, three tracks were already released.

And honestly even if it gets delayed, what's another 6 months at this point

I mean, who doesn't like mozzarella sticks and marinara tho? Nobody.

Pick it up. Pick it up. Pick it up!

I am in the meme

Aren't you describing ska-punk? I thought ska was a spinoff of reggae. (It sure sounds like reggae to my ignorant ears.)

The relate via Two-Tone

You don't see how? It takes the horns and basic upstroke pattern and speeds it up like tenfold.

This song is a bit more 2nd wave.

I see you like gambling on upvotes or downvotes. From me, you get an upvote!

You know, I think we'll be good friends. I say, let's have ourselves a beer.

Should have read before posting same song. Great minds wired alike

Bravo sir.

Yes agreed. Don't Speak, I say. I know just what you're saying, so please stop explaining.

https://youtu.be/lLLL1KxpYMA?t=12

I don't know which wave Madness is, I know it's before pop ska, and it fucking rocks.

Don’t gatekeep, spread the more! Be the change you want to see.

I don't know where English Beat falls in that, but there's definitely some good skanking at their shows.

I grew up with third wave ska, but can't really get into second and first wave.

I like the speed of thirdwave ska that doesn't seem to be there from previous waves.

Ska peaked with Skibidi tbh.

Haven't listened to that since radio wazee was a thing. I know they had other streams but I probably listened to their Punk stream more than anything else. I miss a lot of the old traditional streaming radio websites. Used to be my favorite way of discovering new music. Winamp's library window had a built-in stream list, probably populated by anyone running their Shoutcast server, that made "stations" easy to find). I think Digitally Imported and SomaFM are probably two of longest running web radio stations that are still going. So many others have disappeared over the years.

We call a few different styles ska. Original ska is closer to reggae, then there's second wave, which picked up the tempo, and then there's 3rd wave or punk ska, which the other responder is referencing. That's pop punk with upstrokes and horns, and fedoras, like this.

It was a huge musical fad in the late 90's, early 00's, along with Swing, which was a similar modern hybrid style.

HERE I AM, DOING EVERYTHING I CAN...

No reason to stop at first wave. Keep going further back to mento!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tr3FjfiFQdA&list=RDQMpu7ij0zC8kU&start_radio=1

Will do. Thanks much.

Ska has waves now?

I remember asking a friend what genre The Impression That I Get was.

Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1 had Suicide Machines - "New Girl" and man is it still good.

This is ska?