The Jam

The Jam was a British rock band formed in 1972, known for their energetic music and sharp social commentary. Led by Paul Weller, they blended elements of punk, mod revival, and pop, achieving popularity in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Their hits include "Town Called Malice" and "Going Underground," characterized by catchy melodies and thoughtful lyrics addressing youth culture and societal issues. The band disbanded in 1982, but their influence on music and fashion endures, and they are considered a significant part of the British music scene of that era.