Some days before here was the news about a project of Chris Constantinou (The Wolfmen, Adam Ant) and Paul Frazer (Prodigy, Black Futures). They gathered a bunch of legendary British and American punk/ska/new wave artists and made together an album under the name of The Mutants. They went to Japan and did the same thing with members of Guitar Wolf (atomic garage „lock and lol” trio from Nagasaki. They provoked Eric Friedl from The Oblivians to start the Goner Records in 1993. After the first sight he wanted to publish their album. ) +  The 5.6.7.8’s (all-female rockabilly rock and roll trio. They’re famous from their appearance in Tarantino’s Kill Bill vol 1.) + Mika Bomb (London based 3/4 Japanese all girl pop punk band) + Jackie & The Cedirics (surf rock trio) + The Neatbeats (beat) + The Let’s Go’s (all-girl candy rock and roll trio) and more. Here is a song

Dead Beat Generation

The album is coming soon

The project is called The Mutants. The 2 main mutants are Chris Constantinou (Adam Ant, The Wolfmen) and Paul Frazer (Prodigy, Black Futures). They gathered a number of punk/ska/new wave artists from the 70s-80s and made together an album titled Punk & Rhythm Review.

Starring: Charlie Harper (UK Subs, voc), Neville Staples (The Specials, voc), Wilko Johnson (Dr. Feelgood, guit), Wayne Kramer (MC5, guit), Beki Bondage (Vice Squad, voc), Rat Scabbies (The Dammned, dru), Texas Terri Bomb (Texas Terri & The Stiff Ones, voc) + members from Stiff Little Fingers, Adverts, TV Smiths and Vibrators.  5 songs from the album

1. Rebell Radio – with Neville Staples and The Specials’ horn section  2. Walking Wounded – with Jake Burn (Stiff Little Fingers), Wayne Kramer (MC5), Wilko Johnson (Dr. Feelgood)   3. How Dare You – with Judy Nylon (Brian Eno, John Cale) + Kramer + Johnson   4. Brixton Est Loco – with Neville Staples and The Specials’ horn section  5. Two Tone Girl – with Neville Staples and The Specials’ horn section

If you want a copy you need keep your eyes on their message board, because „Folks, the label fucked up and the new record Rhythm and Punk Review will be available later this week. So stupid. Thanks for being patient, if you were patient. If you weren’t, who needs ya, pfffft! ” (30 July 2014.)