BringBackTheRats
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Both are ska bands, so more reggae than rock to an older ear, but still in the same vein. They play a lot with punk bands and the genres overlap a lot.I am so old I've never heard of either and I'm sure both are great. I did pick up on Wet Leg from a recommendation made here and my youngest introduced me to Greta Van Fleet who I took him to see. I still maintain that rock losing its standing with most young listeners to country music and rap was a step back as an art form.
I had a convo recently with some friends in their mid 20's (I'm mid 30's) that was enlightening. My parents let me go out to the local music venues when I was 15 with just my friends and it wasn't weird, but 10 years later those same venues were either closed or there was no way in hell the younger generation was given the green light to go to shows by themselves by their parents. I'm sure it's different in other parts of the country, but all ages local shows need to make a comeback and be a place where kids can meet friends and see new bands.