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Punk Goes Acoustic 2 Track Listing, Pre-Sale

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Punk Goes Acoustic 2
Fearless Records has announced the Punk Goes Acoustic 2 pre-sale and tracklisting. Punk Goes Acoustic 2 hits record stores and online stores May 8, 2007. You can pre-order the album now at MerchNow for $10 and receive a free album from the Punk Goes Series of your choice with each order. There will also be buy one get one free offers on SmartPunk.com and Interpunk.com. Punk Goes Acoustic 2 features unreleased and exclusive versions of the most popular songs from Anti-Flag, +44, The All-American Rejects, Jack’s Mannequin, Relient K, Silverstein, Mayday Parade, Sherwood, Alesana, Set you Goals, Daphne Loves Derby, The Spill Canvas, All Time Low and TheAudition.

Track Listing
Jacks Mannequin – Bruised
theAudition – Dont be so hard
+44 – Baby Come On
Daphne Loves Derby — Sun
Say Anything – Woe
Alesana – Apology
All Time Low – Jasey Rae
Silverstein – RedLight Pledge
The All-Amercian Rejects – Night Drive
Mayday Parade – Three Cheers for Five Years
The Spill Canvas – Staplegunned
Relient K – Who I am Hates Who I’ve Been
Anti-Flag – Welcome to 1984
Sherwood – The Only Song
Set Your Goals – Echoes

Visit Punk Goes Acoustic 2 on Myspace to hear samples of various songs from the compilation.

Punk Goes Acoustic 2 Gains Two New Artists

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Anti-Flag and Silverstein are the next bands to contribute acoustically to the Punk Goes Acoustic 2 compilation. These bands will join The All-American Rejects, Relient K, Sherwood, The Spill Canvas, Jacks Mannequin, Say Anything, theAudition, Set Your Goals and Mayday Parade on the compilation set to street May 8, 2007.

Punk Goes Acoustic 2 is the next album in the compilation following Punk Goes Acoustic, Punk Goes Metal, Punk Goes Pop, Punk Goes 80’s and Punk Goes 90’s. Check out the MySpace page for more information about the album and bands announced.

Staff Recommendations March 11th 2007

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Bryce Jacobson
For the pop in you check out Sherwood and Relient K.
For the rock in you check out Kaddisfly, Means, and Life In Your Way.

Julie Watanabe
If you love bands like Cartel and Fall Out Boy you NEED to check out Fleeing From Finales.Ԛ  Despite being native UK-ers, these guys sound like all-American pop/rock fiends–catchy, upbeat, and dancable.