Fans of old school pop punk and punkrock rejoice! Among this week’s releases are not 1, not 2, not 3, but 4 awesome poppunk compilations! Is this a coordinated effort to return pop punk to the masses? Is it an attempt to make this planet a little better – three of the comps donate proceeds to charity, the fourth makes an explicit statement against shitty behavior like racism, sexism and homophobia. Is it meant to bring some light to a dark and depressed times? Likely, it’s all of the above. Ready to dive into a combined total of 120 pop punk classics? Click on read more to check them out.<\/p>\n
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File Under: A Mutant Pop Tribute<\/strong><\/a> (Ramonescore Radio)
\nHaving excellent pop punk bands cover bands from the legendary pop punk label Mutant Pop is a winning concept. Mutant Pop (USA) formed in 1995, and until its demise in 2002, released a slew of 7″ singles, CDs and CDRs that are becoming increasingly collectible and hard to find within the pop punk scene<\/a>.\u00a0 Mutant Pop’s roster included bands like Automatics, Boris The Sprinkler, Moral Crux, Dillinger Four, Kung Fu Monkeys, The Peabodys, Sicko and Dirt Bike Annie and they are covered here by their contemporary counterparts. The result? Snotty pop punk to chew bubblegum to.\u00a0 All proceeds of go directly to The American Association of Suicidology<\/a>.<\/p>\n