Sublime

Sublime · 1996

58 min · 17 tracks · ska punk · reggae rock

A vibrant fusion of ska, punk, and reggae that captures the chaotic spirit of 90s California.

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Sublime is an album by Sublime, released in 1996. A vibrant fusion of ska, punk, and reggae that captures the chaotic spirit of 90s California. This album reached number 13 on the Billboard 200 and has been certified multi-platinum, highlighting its commercial success. Notable tracks like 'What I Got' became anthems of the era and influenced a wave of ska-punk bands that followed, cementing Sublime’s legacy in music history. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

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What does Sublime sound like?

A vibrant fusion of ska, punk, and reggae that captures the chaotic spirit of 90s California. Rooted in ska punk and reggae rock.

What makes Sublime by Sublime notable?

This album reached number 13 on the Billboard 200 and has been certified multi-platinum, highlighting its commercial success. Notable tracks like 'What I Got' became anthems of the era and influenced a wave of ska-punk bands that followed, cementing Sublime’s legacy in music history. Released in January 1996, 'Sublime' was the band's self-titled third album, following their breakthrough with '40oz. to Freedom'. At this point, Sublime was gaining significant traction in the alternative music scene, but tragically, lead singer Bradley Nowell passed away shortly before the album's release, casting a shadow over its success.

How many songs are on Sublime?

Sublime has 17 tracks, running approximately 58 minutes.