Sublime is everywhere in the summer.

The once-underground Southern California band artfully mixed punk, reggae, ska, jam band and hip-hop subcultures in the early-’90s surf and skate scene. The first two records, released on tiny little Skunk Records, represented an incredible intersection of sounds and ideas in a very pivotal era.

Frontman Bradley Nowell died of a heroin overdose in 1996 just before their major label release, and that self-titled record became a part of mass culture for Gen X to Gen Z.