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Episode
25 is a Punk Rock 'N Roll playlist where we feature a variety
of punk and rock artists for your listening discovery.
Bands and artists in this playlist include:
Dancing On Fire, Backdrop Falls, Nasty Party, Hype Lights, Years Down, On The Cinder, Stand Against Fear, The Crew, The Nailheads, Evil On Repeat, Flat Worms, Johnny Randale, Promise Game, Freedumb, The Lousekateers, Years Down, Dreams of Vertigo, Dangerpin, Protagonist, Second Player Score, Makeshift 3
Features and discussions include:
-We are back after a holiday hiatus.
-Opening track "Where I Wanna Go" by Dancing On Fire. Rockin' little tune with a powerful message to start off the new year.
-Nasty Party from Australia, old school sounding new wave / garage rock tune with upbeat energy.
-Jello Biafra may have gone off the far left deep end but the witty social commentary of Mark Davidson on songs like "I Click Like" and his crooning on songs like "Raise A Bottle" seem quite worthy of carrying the torch. These tracks are not on Spotify but you can watch two of their videos on
our channel and you can check out the rest of their music on their Bandcamp page. I highly encourage you to show support for Stand Against Fear on their Bandcamp page if you enjoy what they do.
-Bands in this playlist that we have collaborated with: Stand Against Fear, The Nailheads, Evil On Repeat, The Lousekateers. Every artist on this playlist is worth checking out but these artists have worked directly with us and deserve an extra boost of attention.
-Check out our playlist of more bands we have collaborated with: link
-Contact us to see what Pop Punk Radio can do for you!
-Let Pop Punk Radio premiere your next music or lyric video!
New artists may want to consider collaborating with us to help promote
your music. Submit your band's music video for inclusion on our YouTube
channel. We will include links to your social media accounts and feature
the video on our website. Your music will be shared with our ever
growing and highly supportive community of friends, fans, and followers.
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music or lyric video? We are currently offering to make music
visualizers free of charge for artists that are interested in joining
our Pop Punk Radio community. Contact us to find out what Pop Punk Radio
can do for you!
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offer in terms of perks but if you have been a fan of ours and have
always wanted a way to show us your support, you are more than welcome
to do so. We did include some bonus merch options but we haven't had a
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-Support the music that you enjoy if you want to hear more of it.
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Watch the playlist below or use the following links:
YouTube | Spotify
See the Pop Punk Radio Show Archive for past episodes: link
