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Punk Goes Pop, Vol. 6

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1.	Tyler Carter - Ain't It Fun (feat. Luke Holland) 03:48	buy track
2.	August Burns Red - Wrecking Ball 04:13	buy track
3.	We Came As Romans - I Knew You Were Trouble 03:38	buy track
4.	Set It Off - Problem 02:58	buy track
5.	Crown The Empire - Burn 03:48	buy track
6.	Oceans Ate Alaska - Drunk In Love 03:24	buy track
7.	Youth In Revolt - Royals 03:24	buy track
8.	Volumes - Hold On We're Going Home 04:04	buy track
9.	Knuckle Puck - Chocolate 03:51	buy track
10.	Slaves - Sweater Weather 03:51	buy track
11.	State Champs - Stay The Night 03:32	buy track
12.	Palisades - Happy 04:09	buy track
13.	I Prevail - Blank Space 04:00	buy track
14.	PVRIS - Chandelier 03:37	buy track
15.	Ice Nine Kills - Animals 04:15	buy track

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Ever since the Ramones cut a revved-up version of the Chris Montez oldie "Let's Dance" on their groundbreaking first LP, the Germs played a purposefully twisted version of the Archies' "Sugar Sugar" in 1977, and the Dickies covered the Moody Blues' "Nights in White Satin" on their sophomore album in 1979, there's been a long history of punk bands putting their own spin on hooky hit tunes. In 2002, Fearless Records released Punk Goes Pop, with a fistful of punk, alternative, and metal bands finding new sounds in radio-friendly pop hits, and 12 years later, the series is still going strong with Punk Goes Pop, Vol. 6. This installment includes August Burns Red delivering a ferocious interpretation of Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball," Ice-T joining Upon a Burning Body for a rap-rock attack on DJ Snake & Lil Jon's "Turn Down for What," a guitar-driven remake of Lorde's "Royals" from Youth in Revolt, Palisades finding a dark electronic undercurrent in Pharrell Williams' "Happy," We Came as Romans filtering Taylor Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble" through their own metalcore approach, and eight other hits dressed up in fresh and fearless rock-oriented arrangements.

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released November 17, 2014

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