Ska-punk making a comeback?

Yesterday, I went to Google and typed "Ska revival" into the Google search bar. After I did that, I saw a link to a news article (Here is a link to the article: www.brooklynvegan.com/12-classic-ska-punk-albums-to-prepare-for-you-the-impending-ska-punk-revival/) about ska-punk making a comeback in the Google search results. The article was published in the early part of 2020. One or two months ago, I was watching Late Night With Seth Meyers and saw a Ska-punk musician who made music during the mid-90s sing a Ska-punk song on there. Two weeks ago, I saw a TV commerical for NBC's The Voice that talked about Ska music. I can't tell you why that commerical was talking about Ska music. I had my TV's volume turned down when I saw that commerical. Also, I don't watch NBC's The Voice (I'm an American Idol fan.). If I could take a guess, then maybe one of the contestants on the voice sang a Ska-punk rock song on there. Two days ago, I saw on the Wikipedia article for the Ska-Punk genre that the Mighty Mighty Bosstones released a Ska-punk album in late-January of this year (The Wikipedia article for the Ska genre says that at the end of the History section. Here is the link to the article: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ska). I had no idea that The Mighty Mighty Bosstones released a Ska-punk album this year. Aside from hearing that, I have not heard any news of any other Ska-punk bands releasing Ska-punk albums this year. You guys might know if any other Ska-punk bands released some Ska-punk albums this year. Plus, I have recently been hearing people talking about Ska music. Is Ska-punk making a comeback?