Every once in a while a band comes around that fuses genres together like no other. The genres in question are punk and reggae; and the band is Bedouin Soundclash.
Their 2007 album ‘Street Gospels’ was near flawless. An unbelievable assortment of instruments played to perfection, unheard since the Wailers backed up Bob Marley. It resulted in not just some of the best reggae outside of Jamaica, but some of the best reggae period. “Street Gospels is an inspiring demonstration of breadth.” – Alternative Press
Providing a musical bed that makes you swear you’re in a 1960s dancehall down Jamaica way, the Canadian trio combine to drive their audience into a mellow frenzy, with gentle swaying, dancing, and fist pumping as far as the eye can see. The Juno winning Bedouin Soundclash will be bringing their soulful, energetic live show to Australia in October.
