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Mod Pop Styles


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Mod/Modernism is a movement which includes, but is not limited to, dressing sharp in 1960s-influenced attire, listening to mod/power-pop, ska, soul and jazz, and often jetting about on Vespa or Lambretta scooters. The 1979 revival brought Mod into the spotlight, with The Jam at the helm. Music is a blend of soul, power pop and punk. Also, some elements of jazz and reggae may be incorporated.

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  • - Contains official news, photos and music.
  • - Traces the lifespan of Secret Affair and Ian Page. Contains information on other Mod bands of the 1979 revival and a short look at Mods Today.
  • - Official site contains news, info and photos.
  • - British Mod band new site with sound clips and full history from 1979-81. Toured with Purple Hearts and The Chords.
  • - 60's music style and photos of the top midwest 60's band.
  • - Mod band from Germany including sounds, lyrics and pictures.
  • - Contains official news, history, pictures and music. Also includes interviews from Ian Page.
  • - Contains official news, music, interviews, photos and a Paul Weller Rickenbacker section.
  • - Mod band based in PA.
  • - Contains official news, gig information and reviews.
  • - Power pop trio from the UK.
  • - An ongoing modernist music project, containing information of future releases demos within this modsite.
  • - Contains news, links, photos and music.
  • - Includes news, gig information, photos and music.
  • - This is Martin Beck's homepage about some of his favourite bands: Paul Weller and The Jam, The Chesterfield, and the Part Time Punx.
  • - Based in London, UK. Contains information, news, photos, music and gig information.


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