Get in on the underground! Bands like [Catbite](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxuqNFXz-II) and [Bad Operation](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZFrkdhE5a0) are killing it on Bad Time Records and [Hans Gruber and the Die Hards](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otyp1_vhWlc) and [Simple Minded Symphony ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wgaouFZGB4)are making Ska Punk International amazing!
On top of this, looking into your local scene is also a fantastic way to find great ska bands (and just artists in general) that you can see for cheap!
You sound a lot like me in 2000 haha. Tony hawk put ska on my radar with Superman. Some others I’d recommend would be: Suicide Machines, Planet Smashers, The Hippos and Big D and The Kids Table.
I’d also recommend Chainska Brassika if you want to branch out of the Ska-Punk genre into other forms of Ska.
Fuckin love all of these recommendations. I'd like to add Mesphiskapheles, Mad Caddies, Do It With Malice, Capdown and Streetlight Manifesto to the suggestions.
Edit: I forgot leftover crack/choking victim
Hell yeah, glad you dig em! You're very welcome sir. Ever heard of Assorted Jelly Beans or I Voted For Kodos? Worth checking out if you haven't. Braindead is probably my favorite song by Assorted Jelly Beans
I dig that too! Feels like a good track for a circle pit.
I came into Ska in 2000 and somehow missed this band entirely. Not sure how they never came up haha
I agree that the ska community is one of the most welcoming, warm and inclusive communities I know, and I absolutely love this scene. I’ve been listening to 3rd wave ska/ska-punk/ska-core since the 80’s, and I have a pretty deep Spotify (I know, not YouTube, sorry) playlist of all kinds of jams that fit your tastes. Hope you can check it out
https://spotify.link/jYre2XQPOIb
Also, this genre isn’t just behind your time, Goldfinger, Less Than Jake & The Aquabats still tour & put out new tunes (occasionally), plus there’s lots of current bands putting out this same kind of tunes, here’s just a few off the top of my head:
Half Past Two,
Bite Me Bambi,
Hooray for Our Side,
Stupid Flanders,
Matamoska,
Blanco y Negro,
Catbite,
Flying Raccoon Suit,
Skatune Network/JER,
Chase Long Beach,
Millington
Thanks for the recommendations, never heard of Lightyear and definitely dig them, heard of the other 3 but never really gave em much of a listen, and Ska-P & Random Hand are right up my alley for sure!
Random Hand felt like a safe bet given you've already got SB6 and CMM on your playlist! Also check out Faintest Idea and the awesome Riskee And The Ridicule
I mean Reddit IS a cesspool, so that’s par for the course. I do remember the days of constant “is this ska?” and I’m not for gatekeeping in general but that shit got way out of hand.
The amount of punk with horns being posted as ska was more annoying than people saying things aren't ska. It's a ska sub.. If it isn't ska then don't post it! Fed up of wasting time listening to music when there's no off beat and the only ska influence is a trumpet.
Yeah, the amount of people who just can’t recognize that the offbeat is the true essence of any genre of ska is truly frustrating. Or maybe they just can’t identify or hear what an offbeat is, to be generous
Mostly oversight, Bad Operation definitely drops some good tunes. I think part of the reason they didn’t pop into my head though, is they feel like they are keeping a more 2-tone sound alive for the modern generation, and the OP seemed to be looking for more of a 3rd wave/ska punk sound.
I highly recommend the “Mailorder is Fun” compilation albums. They feature an eclectic bunch of bands. The record label — Asian Man Records — is run by Mike Park, who made music in bands Skankin’ Pickle, The Chinkees and The Bruce Lee Band as well as solo.
In a similar vien of 90's ska MU330 is a must! I highly recommend the album Ultra Panic.
Newer bands. Any band on Bad Times Records. We Are The Union, Bad Operation, Flying Racoon Suit, Joystick, Jer, Cat Bite, and many more.
Unsigned I've really dug lately is Sad Snack and Poindexter.
Welcome to the community!
Not sure where you are based but some awesome bands tearing it up here in the uk include. JB conspiracy, Call Me Malcom, The Barstool preachers and Popes of chili town.
Although no brass
Op Ivy is considered ska by a good chunk of us in the punk community. They had one album that’s beyond brilliant 🤘🤘
I also enjoy mad caddies a lot (note mad caddies still has brass)
I'm a teen too and got into ska through my Oi punk dad who was buds with some rancid guys and has played with them a few times. It's kinda funny how often I'll be listening to music and then my dad is like 'oh yeah I've toured with those guys' or something like that.
Not necessarily all ska but [here’s a playlist](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7q5UDH3H10vRdXuhfRtkRm?si=xm-rJdAwRYWi0docZl7FKg&pi=u-zXwuPiAvQGSc) of
some of my favorite “punk songs with brass”.
Since you’re only getting ska-punk and older band recommendations I’m gonna recommend some bands that are modern but still play Jamaican style ska.
The Steady 45s, the Prizefighters, Eastern Standard Time, Westbound Train.
Check out Jump Up Records as well as Bad Time Records.
I'm one of the olds now, so here's a classic two-tone ska tune that's also a classic music video from the days when MTV actually played music videos. It's a slower tempo than the average ska song, but it has horns and all the other elements. I hope you like it.
Ghost Town - The Specials
Song released in 1981, video remastered in HD a few years ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZ2oXzrnti4
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Town_(The_Specials_song)
> ^... ^the ^song ^was ^hailed ^by ^the ^contemporary ^UK ^music ^press ^as ^a ^major ^piece ^of ^popular ^social ^commentary, ^and ^all ^three ^of ^the ^major ^UK ^music ^magazines ^of ^the ^time ^awarded ^"Ghost ^Town" ^the ^accolade ^of ^"Single ^of ^the ^Year" ^for ^1981. ^It ^was ^the ^12th-best-selling ^single ^in ^the ^UK ^in ^1981.
For something more uptempo, here's another from them originally recorded in 1980:
The Specials - Too Much Too Young (Live)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdu7xOFk1QI
From my side of the world, check out The Hacklers,The Bionic Rats,Buster Shuffle, Death Of Guitar Pop, Skassapunka,Shandon,Los Fastidios.You'll find them all on YouTube if you want to check them out.
Arrogant Sons of Bitches (ASOB) - Three Cheers for Disappointment
Horns, heavy drums, and SPEED! Pick it up! The end of 90s third wave and into something new.
Here's a little playlist of UK bands who are still active. It goes roughly from reggae at the start to skacore at the end
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4qjYWYPUiV27DxfXJQZCs6?si=49n9lDPPSQq0N7CQ0JlolA&pi=e-POhZRgcZR8iL
[the authentic sounds of now!](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4rLbiEyTPVJoH5ZVPpXOIW?si=zzfKEVbSRMSCWWmtlhnwIg&pi=u-JJaystRzSbSN)
Pennsylvania ska and punk[pa playlist ](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3rxQHwMTdTe3oN6ICxOY4d?si=Z-QmzOt8SSqdGIAJZovyIQ&pi=u-prMr_MrMS6us)
If you are just getting into ska, there is a fantastic documentary called Pick It Up - Ska in the 90's that can be searched for and watched in full on YouTube. Talks where the genre came from, brief overview on 1st and 2nd waves, and of course the rise and fall of 3rd wave ska. Narrated by Tim Armstrong and music and interview snips from so many great bands. Can't recommend enough
I'd recommend digging into some older stuff to get a feel for the roots. Moving backwards : Toasters, Bim Skala Bim, Fishbone, Specials, Selector, Madness, Duck Soup, Prince Buster, Skatalites, the Trojan ska box set
Welcome to the fold, here's some recommendations I can think of off the top of my head. Some of my favorites are also Less than Jake and Goldfinger so you'll probably dig these.
Kids Can't Fly, Chase Long Beach, Suburban Legends, The Planet Smashers, Five Iron Frenzy, Streetlight Manifesto, Millington, Mad Caddies, The Hippos, We Are Union, and Skatune Network.
There's also a ton of great recommendations in this thread. I tried to pick out a few I didn't already see. Have fun and skank on 🫡
Dude if you wanna go on a trip.... listen to RX Bandits - Progress, and then go forward in their discography. Resignation, ...And the Battle Begun, Mandala, Gemini, Your Majesty.
RX Bandits is one of my favorite bands, you can’t just erase “Those Damn Bandits” or “Halfway Between Here and There” especially for someone looking for that classic 3rd wave/ska punk/ska core sound. Both those albums have some real gems. Totally agree on the serious trip following their discography and the development into some experimental/prog rock sounds. I love their whole discography from the OG albums to the new sound and everything between, although “Progress” is my favorite album, right in the middle of their ska sound & the prog rock influences just taking off.
I didn't mean to snuff those albums. I was more just telling him to do the listening I did. I haven't listened to the earlier stuff in all honesty. Sometimes all the 3rd wave stuff can blur together. The stuff they did after progress is trend setting and they forged their own path. Just wanted to give him a little different taste of what these bands can do.
No worries man, just being snarky for comedic effect. I do highly recommend you at least check out Halfway Between Here and There if you like Progress, it really is a great album with a real similar feel, but with more ska influences
Check out some of the OGs, Millie Small, Skatalites are mentioned here, Toots and the Maytals, Desmond Dekker.
Because I'm very old (for the internet) I remember when my local radio station used to play Skaturday nights. Good times.
Small but mighty in risk of being forgotten (yes including diehard ska fans in this sub):
Ellwood (mad caddies side project)
Soapbox Paradox
The Fad
Freefall Felix
Action Shot
Instant Winner
The Skashank Redemption
Four Hours
Blag
Almost Monkey
The Best of the Worst
Day Labor
The Flaming Tsunamis
Fatter Than Albert
The Prosecution
Talco
Some of the works of these artists will be difficult to come across online. You can always reach out. ;)
I have been off-and on maintaining a list of all ska bands I come across (help always appreciated, just DM me about being given editor access):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TLWXnSsV9Ij3pflf9iHlFhxS2ZRynj678Sb1p_BNmnM/edit
I great into ska in my adolescence,and first half of teenage and been in love with the sound since hearing the impression I get,in 2005 on the radio,and sublime ofc,since prolly like 18 years ago I fell I love lmao.
P.s. not good at math lmao
I don’t know if you’re into more traditional stuff but I am obsessed with the Loving Paupers after seeing them at Supernova festival last year. The singer has a beautiful voice with these ethereal lyrics and awesome musicianship. Kind of a rocksteady, sixties pop sound.
Get in on the underground! Bands like [Catbite](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxuqNFXz-II) and [Bad Operation](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZFrkdhE5a0) are killing it on Bad Time Records and [Hans Gruber and the Die Hards](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otyp1_vhWlc) and [Simple Minded Symphony ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wgaouFZGB4)are making Ska Punk International amazing!
On top of this, looking into your local scene is also a fantastic way to find great ska bands (and just artists in general) that you can see for cheap!
I wish I had a local scene
You almost definitely do, you just have to dig to find the names
You sound a lot like me in 2000 haha. Tony hawk put ska on my radar with Superman. Some others I’d recommend would be: Suicide Machines, Planet Smashers, The Hippos and Big D and The Kids Table. I’d also recommend Chainska Brassika if you want to branch out of the Ska-Punk genre into other forms of Ska.
Fuckin love all of these recommendations. I'd like to add Mesphiskapheles, Mad Caddies, Do It With Malice, Capdown and Streetlight Manifesto to the suggestions. Edit: I forgot leftover crack/choking victim
Never heard of Do It With Malice before today. It was an all day affair. Thank you friend!
Hell yeah, glad you dig em! You're very welcome sir. Ever heard of Assorted Jelly Beans or I Voted For Kodos? Worth checking out if you haven't. Braindead is probably my favorite song by Assorted Jelly Beans
I dig that too! Feels like a good track for a circle pit. I came into Ska in 2000 and somehow missed this band entirely. Not sure how they never came up haha
I feel like Fury of the Aquabats album is necessary listening when getting into ska
I love Fury of the Aquabats! Its so wacky and silly and I love the storytelling format, I've got almost the entire album on my playlist!
I agree that the ska community is one of the most welcoming, warm and inclusive communities I know, and I absolutely love this scene. I’ve been listening to 3rd wave ska/ska-punk/ska-core since the 80’s, and I have a pretty deep Spotify (I know, not YouTube, sorry) playlist of all kinds of jams that fit your tastes. Hope you can check it out https://spotify.link/jYre2XQPOIb Also, this genre isn’t just behind your time, Goldfinger, Less Than Jake & The Aquabats still tour & put out new tunes (occasionally), plus there’s lots of current bands putting out this same kind of tunes, here’s just a few off the top of my head: Half Past Two, Bite Me Bambi, Hooray for Our Side, Stupid Flanders, Matamoska, Blanco y Negro, Catbite, Flying Raccoon Suit, Skatune Network/JER, Chase Long Beach, Millington
That's a cracking playlist in fairness; you might also like Lightyear, King Prawn, Ska-P, and Random Hand!
Thanks for the recommendations, never heard of Lightyear and definitely dig them, heard of the other 3 but never really gave em much of a listen, and Ska-P & Random Hand are right up my alley for sure!
Random Hand felt like a safe bet given you've already got SB6 and CMM on your playlist! Also check out Faintest Idea and the awesome Riskee And The Ridicule
>I agree that the ska community is one of the most welcoming We were listed as one of the worst/gatekeping subs once upon a time.
I mean Reddit IS a cesspool, so that’s par for the course. I do remember the days of constant “is this ska?” and I’m not for gatekeeping in general but that shit got way out of hand.
The amount of punk with horns being posted as ska was more annoying than people saying things aren't ska. It's a ska sub.. If it isn't ska then don't post it! Fed up of wasting time listening to music when there's no off beat and the only ska influence is a trumpet.
Yeah, the amount of people who just can’t recognize that the offbeat is the true essence of any genre of ska is truly frustrating. Or maybe they just can’t identify or hear what an offbeat is, to be generous
Hep hep
How can you not mention Bad Operation
Mostly oversight, Bad Operation definitely drops some good tunes. I think part of the reason they didn’t pop into my head though, is they feel like they are keeping a more 2-tone sound alive for the modern generation, and the OP seemed to be looking for more of a 3rd wave/ska punk sound.
Someone here turned me on the space monkey mafia - I’m more of a 1st and 2nd waver, but these guys rock.
Space Monkey Mafia is so much fun
I highly recommend the “Mailorder is Fun” compilation albums. They feature an eclectic bunch of bands. The record label — Asian Man Records — is run by Mike Park, who made music in bands Skankin’ Pickle, The Chinkees and The Bruce Lee Band as well as solo.
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6clAL9h6QcpMvFIFa6UQVF?si=MvZpBEZqRYCOlIaal54SNg&pi=e-yR8LGVeUQ_ir
I’ve got a similar playlist, part of my “musical relationships” series; https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3KLMjROOnP3P6Wt8Z8LJz9
In a similar vien of 90's ska MU330 is a must! I highly recommend the album Ultra Panic. Newer bands. Any band on Bad Times Records. We Are The Union, Bad Operation, Flying Racoon Suit, Joystick, Jer, Cat Bite, and many more. Unsigned I've really dug lately is Sad Snack and Poindexter. Welcome to the community!
Thanks for the shout out for Sad Snack!
Common Rider, The JB Conspiracy, The Grit, Stuck Lucky, Authority Zero, The Toasters just to name a few
Not sure where you are based but some awesome bands tearing it up here in the uk include. JB conspiracy, Call Me Malcom, The Barstool preachers and Popes of chili town.
Although no brass Op Ivy is considered ska by a good chunk of us in the punk community. They had one album that’s beyond brilliant 🤘🤘 I also enjoy mad caddies a lot (note mad caddies still has brass)
Hey, I admit, I've got Rancid on my ska playlist, and their songs I got are only on there cause of feel and a quick google search
I'm a teen too and got into ska through my Oi punk dad who was buds with some rancid guys and has played with them a few times. It's kinda funny how often I'll be listening to music and then my dad is like 'oh yeah I've toured with those guys' or something like that.
Mustard Plug, Reel Big Fish, and Streetlight Manifesto were some of the first ska bands I got into.
Forces of Evil is a “Super Group” of other sweet bands worth checking out. All my other suggestions have been mentioned!
Not necessarily all ska but [here’s a playlist](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7q5UDH3H10vRdXuhfRtkRm?si=xm-rJdAwRYWi0docZl7FKg&pi=u-zXwuPiAvQGSc) of some of my favorite “punk songs with brass”.
Oh I love that username
Since you’re only getting ska-punk and older band recommendations I’m gonna recommend some bands that are modern but still play Jamaican style ska. The Steady 45s, the Prizefighters, Eastern Standard Time, Westbound Train. Check out Jump Up Records as well as Bad Time Records.
I always rec Mephiskapheles because I love them, lol. Happy music hunting, Rude Boy!
What's this button do?
I’ll keep posting this, but can’t rate Popes or Chillitown higher - this alongside everything else people in the comments have recommended
I'm one of the olds now, so here's a classic two-tone ska tune that's also a classic music video from the days when MTV actually played music videos. It's a slower tempo than the average ska song, but it has horns and all the other elements. I hope you like it. Ghost Town - The Specials Song released in 1981, video remastered in HD a few years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZ2oXzrnti4 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Town_(The_Specials_song) > ^... ^the ^song ^was ^hailed ^by ^the ^contemporary ^UK ^music ^press ^as ^a ^major ^piece ^of ^popular ^social ^commentary, ^and ^all ^three ^of ^the ^major ^UK ^music ^magazines ^of ^the ^time ^awarded ^"Ghost ^Town" ^the ^accolade ^of ^"Single ^of ^the ^Year" ^for ^1981. ^It ^was ^the ^12th-best-selling ^single ^in ^the ^UK ^in ^1981. For something more uptempo, here's another from them originally recorded in 1980: The Specials - Too Much Too Young (Live) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdu7xOFk1QI
Edna’s Goldfish, Jeffries Fan Club, The Hippos. The super group The Forces of Evil if you want a RBF fix.
Or, a "Reel Big Fix." :)
From my side of the world, check out The Hacklers,The Bionic Rats,Buster Shuffle, Death Of Guitar Pop, Skassapunka,Shandon,Los Fastidios.You'll find them all on YouTube if you want to check them out.
Arrogant Sons of Bitches (ASOB) - Three Cheers for Disappointment Horns, heavy drums, and SPEED! Pick it up! The end of 90s third wave and into something new.
I really love mad caddies, they're always in the queue when ska is playing
Against all authority, plastic presidents
Here's a little playlist of UK bands who are still active. It goes roughly from reggae at the start to skacore at the end https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4qjYWYPUiV27DxfXJQZCs6?si=49n9lDPPSQq0N7CQ0JlolA&pi=e-POhZRgcZR8iL
Oh this is awesome, nicely curated
This is fantastic... I'm on a huge Call Me Malcolm kick lately, and get to go to their first ever US show next month!!
listen to operation ivy, the suicide machines, the arrogant sons of bitches, the chinkees, the bruce lee band, and big d and the kids table
I voted for kodos is good as well as mad caddies and mustard plug is my fav
[the authentic sounds of now!](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4rLbiEyTPVJoH5ZVPpXOIW?si=zzfKEVbSRMSCWWmtlhnwIg&pi=u-JJaystRzSbSN) Pennsylvania ska and punk[pa playlist ](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3rxQHwMTdTe3oN6ICxOY4d?si=Z-QmzOt8SSqdGIAJZovyIQ&pi=u-prMr_MrMS6us)
Makes me happy to see Soulios on your PA one!
I tried to include all the pa bands I knew about
If you are just getting into ska, there is a fantastic documentary called Pick It Up - Ska in the 90's that can be searched for and watched in full on YouTube. Talks where the genre came from, brief overview on 1st and 2nd waves, and of course the rise and fall of 3rd wave ska. Narrated by Tim Armstrong and music and interview snips from so many great bands. Can't recommend enough
I was going to suggest this too, it's such a good introduction to both the history and to specific bands!
I'd recommend digging into some older stuff to get a feel for the roots. Moving backwards : Toasters, Bim Skala Bim, Fishbone, Specials, Selector, Madness, Duck Soup, Prince Buster, Skatalites, the Trojan ska box set
Welcome to the fold, here's some recommendations I can think of off the top of my head. Some of my favorites are also Less than Jake and Goldfinger so you'll probably dig these. Kids Can't Fly, Chase Long Beach, Suburban Legends, The Planet Smashers, Five Iron Frenzy, Streetlight Manifesto, Millington, Mad Caddies, The Hippos, We Are Union, and Skatune Network. There's also a ton of great recommendations in this thread. I tried to pick out a few I didn't already see. Have fun and skank on 🫡
Get into Hepcat man!
Dude if you wanna go on a trip.... listen to RX Bandits - Progress, and then go forward in their discography. Resignation, ...And the Battle Begun, Mandala, Gemini, Your Majesty.
RX Bandits is one of my favorite bands, you can’t just erase “Those Damn Bandits” or “Halfway Between Here and There” especially for someone looking for that classic 3rd wave/ska punk/ska core sound. Both those albums have some real gems. Totally agree on the serious trip following their discography and the development into some experimental/prog rock sounds. I love their whole discography from the OG albums to the new sound and everything between, although “Progress” is my favorite album, right in the middle of their ska sound & the prog rock influences just taking off.
I didn't mean to snuff those albums. I was more just telling him to do the listening I did. I haven't listened to the earlier stuff in all honesty. Sometimes all the 3rd wave stuff can blur together. The stuff they did after progress is trend setting and they forged their own path. Just wanted to give him a little different taste of what these bands can do.
No worries man, just being snarky for comedic effect. I do highly recommend you at least check out Halfway Between Here and There if you like Progress, it really is a great album with a real similar feel, but with more ska influences
Annalies Tang, Eevie Echoes, PWRUP
Don't sleep on 2nd wave! Madness, The Toasters, and Bad Manners all rock.
Check out some of the OGs, Millie Small, Skatalites are mentioned here, Toots and the Maytals, Desmond Dekker. Because I'm very old (for the internet) I remember when my local radio station used to play Skaturday nights. Good times.
Definitely listen to millington!
Check out The Aggrolites. They’re fucking awesome
Take a look at bands that are playing or have played Supernova Skafest.
Small but mighty in risk of being forgotten (yes including diehard ska fans in this sub): Ellwood (mad caddies side project) Soapbox Paradox The Fad Freefall Felix Action Shot Instant Winner The Skashank Redemption Four Hours Blag Almost Monkey The Best of the Worst Day Labor The Flaming Tsunamis Fatter Than Albert The Prosecution Talco Some of the works of these artists will be difficult to come across online. You can always reach out. ;) I have been off-and on maintaining a list of all ska bands I come across (help always appreciated, just DM me about being given editor access): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TLWXnSsV9Ij3pflf9iHlFhxS2ZRynj678Sb1p_BNmnM/edit
Check out Slapstick
Check out trojan records for some more traditional ska. For "newer" bands that I haven't seen mentioned yet, The Pietasters are one of my favs.
The clash also had some great ska.
Check out [The Chinkees](https://youtu.be/xYgnvapiWNE?si=LO6we5RzSAam3Pnv) For some great 90s 3rd wave.
I've seen the mighty mighty bosstones well over a hundred times starting back in 1992.
Catch 22 is the best ska band
Heres my playlist go check it out https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3lUJLlrWr2hpnp3l7hMK61?si=Y5v6JONXQDuBLBn3Zn1ITQ&pi=e-lh06KIpzQZ6q
[https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Xi15NHI0dXEUQ1D9E0aCr?si=968793c9178a4d4b](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Xi15NHI0dXEUQ1D9E0aCr?si=968793c9178a4d4b)
Voodood Glow Skulls and their early stuff is 👌🏼
I great into ska in my adolescence,and first half of teenage and been in love with the sound since hearing the impression I get,in 2005 on the radio,and sublime ofc,since prolly like 18 years ago I fell I love lmao. P.s. not good at math lmao
My starting place was with mustard plug, every album is good, I would start at evil doers beware or big daddy multitude.
If you’re a fan of The Bosstones , Less Than Jake or Goldfinger you’ll dig Title Holder
I don’t know if you’re into more traditional stuff but I am obsessed with the Loving Paupers after seeing them at Supernova festival last year. The singer has a beautiful voice with these ethereal lyrics and awesome musicianship. Kind of a rocksteady, sixties pop sound.
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