[RockTheWalls]

These guys dropped the trumpets since this song but have some killer tunes.

[dejadegaussed]

i might be the only person on this site that immediately would recommend these guys from that list...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZY3h4ecx_k

[Cannonball]

The Flaming Tsunamis where always awesome at mixing ska with hardcore without it sounding too silly.

[agl]

We Are The Union
Illscarlett

[daftpunker45]

I should listen to some more ska. Superman is my jam right now.

[LexXchaos]

Glad to see both We Are The Union and The Snips in here. You guys should check out The Sheds!

[.Ian.]

Adding to the list:

Have Nots
Victims of Circumstance
New Riot

[sharpie_77]

Three words: Five Iron Frenzy

[.Ian.]

Also: Chase Long Beach

[EatShit182]

Dude, Streetlight Manifesto. Not the most Ska band on the list, but man, they make some awesome music. Other must listens from that list are Less Than Jake, Suicide Machines and Big D and The Kids Table. Oh and Catch 22 is pretty sick too, it's basically an early incarnation of Streetlight Manifesto, but they stay a lot truer to the typical Ska sound there.

By the way, how have you never listened to Less Than Jake? I didn't know that was even possible.

[Coloso]

Originally Posted by Dylstew

Rites of Spring

haha um not ska
and don't waste your time on a genre like this it's pretty horrible for the most part

[rawesome]

Originally Posted by Coloso

haha um not ska
and don't waste your time on a genre like this it's pretty horrible for the most part

Coloso I like you but you should just chill out and enjoy some ska, buddy. It's good times.

[Coloso]

Originally Posted by rawesome

Coloso I like you but you should just chill out and enjoy some ska, buddy. It's good times.

dude I used to dog Arrogant Sons of Bitches and Streetlight Manifesto and granted they're worlds better than both older ska and shit like Reel Big Fish (ya I know they're super different) but it's just too cheesy man there's nothing redeeming about it to me anymore...
I don't really count things like Bomb The Music Industry! or Laura Stevenson and The Cans as ska at all but they both rule

[Regards]

I'm confused.... I thought Ska was punk?

[lilguitardude76]

Five iron frenzy