“Return To The Valley Of the Super Shooters” sees The Young Punx and friends in nostalgic mood, lovingly harking back to the golden era of UK Jungle. With Memphis-rapper Count Bass D spitting in clear homage to Zinc’s legendary “Super Sharp Shooter” (itself a lift from LL Cool J), and classic junglist beats to boot, the Young Punx Delorean is targeted firmly at 1995. But with a heavy lacing of post-dubstep basslines from Phonat dominating the low end, and a quirky collection of Theremins and Circuit-bent Stylophones tweaking over the top this is very much a 21st Century track, with a wry nod to music that inspired its creators back in the day.

Hal Ritson of The Young Punx has hooked up with long time Punx session drummer Alex Reeves to create this stunning new sample library of authentic vintage breakbeats (which will be used heavily on new material by TYP!). Producers – get on these hot beats right now!

Brand new music from The Young Punx on promo now! Jacked up garage meets funked up disco to blow your cock clean off.

“This is dope – haha – love it. Like some fat US house shit, but the pitch and the fqd up beat is like some chicago jacking basement. I wanna be there! Lovely!!!” – Space Cowboy. “I haven’t heard that chicago sound for such a long time. It feels really good.”- David Guetta

What next for disco monster “Roger More” after its debut at number one in the Beatport Nu Disco chart? The Young Punx get their dirty hands on it, pump it up and strip it back. Like Roger working out in the gym. Naked. On steroids. DO IT ROGER!

Provocative and outrageous, doing what they do best. The Young Punx team up with Dresden Dolls’ Amanda Palmer and Peaches on their new collaborative single, ‘Map of Tasmania’ – probably the world’s greatest song ever about… um… muffs.

Hey – we’re trying something new! We’ve put up a few upcoming Young Punx tracks for 2011 for download on Bandcamp way before their official release. Superfans – get your hands on the music before the crowd now!

The lovechild of sleazy East London disco and jpop-esque female vocals, Laura Kidd’s perky performance adds vocal bounce to the track’s twisted disco vibe. Perfect for late-night, back-alley antics ‘SugarCandySuperNova’ is the Punx latest offering to be lifted from current album ‘Mashpop & Punkstep’.

Four of the biggest club mixes form The Young Punx’s album Mashpop and Punkstep on tasty vinyl, just like the good old days.

For this awesome mashup album (free download – promotional use only) many of the biggest names in mashup music from all around the world have joined forces, via the AudioPorn Central website to create a complete mashup album based on The Young Punx album Mashpop and Punkstep. Each mashup artist has picked a different track from the album to mash up, blending The Young Punx tracks with artists as diverse as The Pixies, Michael Jackson, Oasis, Depeche Mode and Lady Gaga, creating the rather wonderful unofficial MASHED POPPED PUNKED album.

The Young Punx return for their second studio album, a startling and inventive exploration of the deliberate destruction of genre boundaries in electronic music. Probably the first album in history to have toyed with drum and bass, heavy metal, electropop and cuban timba within the first 5 minutes (!) “Mashpop and Punkstep” is a vibrant manifesto for the next generation of mashup music.

‘Ready For The Fight’ feat. Count Bass D, a triumphant collaboration, the track blends the group’s London electronica with the vocal talents of Memphis-based, indie hip-hop don Count Bass D. Mixes from Gramophonedzie, Black Noise, Phonat, Wez Clarke and more…

Check out this hot new double A side release of tracks previewing the diverse sound of The Young Punx’ forthcoming album, featuring the punk pop ragga DnB mayhem of “Simple Pleasures” and filthy filthy bassline hip hop with Count Bass D on “Like Dat”

In the build up to the release of The Young Punx second album, here is a new EP of hot club remixes of recent and upcoming Young Punx tracks by top producers Black Noise, Riva Starr, Shinichi Osawa, Kam Denny and Junior Black.

Outstanding debut solo album from The Young Punx’s young Italian producer ‘Phonat’ featuring guest appearances by many of The Young Punx crew.

The Young Punx team up with their Japanese label buddy Shinichi Osawa with this full throttle remix of forthcoming Young Punx single ‘Rock Star (Understand)’.

“Ready for the fight” is triumphant cross genre collaboration between London-based electronic dance producers The Young Punx and Memphis-based king of the independent Hip Hop producers Count Bass D. Despite radically different musical and cultural backgrounds both artists have developed a great respect for each others’ work and come together to create a unique and moving track seamlessly combining the best of post Daft Punk European dance production with big room Hip Hop vibes in a moving tale of resolve and determination in the face of adversity.

MofoHifi Records is proud to announce 2 mixes of their infectious ragga house party anthem “Juice and Gin” as part of the early club promo for their forthcoming 2nd album “Mashpop and Punkstep”.

MofoHifi Records is proud to announce 2 mixes of their infectious ragga house party anthem “Juice and Gin” as part of the early club promo for their forthcoming 2nd album “Mashpop and Punkstep”.

Inspired by a piece of graffiti found in the Amsterdam red light district, The Young Punx continue their trademark genre defying style creating a track which mashes the best of Wonky Fidget, orchestral disco strings and oldskool Rap.

Take one wayward bootlegger, a damn fine Hammond organ-driven blues rock track and a perky Jack Russell and you have the (unusual) ingredients for one of the most loved tracks of this summer – ‘I’m a Man’.

Disco meets electro in this club classic from the punx. “Fashions come and fashions go, but disco, it will never die”.