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- Summary: The latest release for the British 2 Tone ska band led by Pauline Black was produced by Neil Pyzer.
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- Record Label: DMF Music
- Genre(s): Ska, Pop/Rock
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Dec 22, 2015Simply viewed as a contemporary ska album, Subculture is fine stuff with some inspired moments and consistently engaging performances, and if your tastes run to the old school in both ska and reggae, this should be just what your sound system has been missing lately.
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UncutJul 1, 2015On Subculture, The Selecter's dismay at the world is as powerful as ever. [Jul 2015, p.81]
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Jul 1, 2015True, goofy lyrics are littered about, and the questionable Babble On seems a misfiring pot-shot at global religion/terrorism, but Subculture is a surprisingly potent cocktail: far more insightful and balanced than it might first get mistaken for.
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Q MagazineJul 1, 2015Subculture stands up well: an accomplished set of ska, pop and reggae. [Aug 2015, p.112]
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MojoJul 1, 2015See them A Come and band original Open Goal here could both date from that time [1980].... The rest of Subculture spreads the net wider though. [Jul 2015, p.93]