Culture

Culture is a Jamaican roots reggae group formed in 1976 by Joseph Hill along with Albert "Ralph" Walker and Roy "Kenneth" Dayes. Their 1977 debut album, "Two Sevens Clash," produced by Joe Gibbs, features the title track that predicted an apocalypse on July 7, 1977. This album had a significant impact on the punk scene in England. Other notable albums include "Baldhead Bridge" (1978) and "Harder Than the Rest" (1978). The group is known for their harmonious vocals and lyrics focusing on Rastafarian themes. Throughout their career, they collaborated with producers like Sonia Pottinger and regularly toured the United States, Europe, and Africa. The products available from the artist Culture include CDs, vinyls.