Mod Revival

Mod revival is a music genre and subculture that emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s, particularly in the United Kingdom, as a reaction to the punk movement. Inspired by the original mod scene of the 1960s, it drew heavily on the era's fashion and music, revitalizing the sharp-dressed aesthetics and the sounds of British R&B, beat, and power pop bands. Mod revival bands incorporated a blend of energetic guitar riffs, rhythmic backbeats, and melodic harmonies, often delivering upbeat anthems that resonated with the youth of the day. The movement was characterized by its emphasis on smart attire, scooters, and a sense of camaraderie. The Jam is perhaps the most prominent name associated with the genre, infusing their music with sociopolitical commentary, while other bands like The Lambrettas and The Chords contributed to the genre's distinct, nostalgia-tinged identity.

Death in Soho

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Album - 15 Tracks - Released January 31, 2025