Here’s what the Word Alive would cover if ‘Punk Goes Country‘ happens

For the past twenty or so years, we’ve been gifted with some of the most unbelievable covers through the Punk Goes series from Fearless Records that has seen bands in metalcore, pop-punk and more take on hip-hop, pop and other genres and The Word Alive‘s Tyler “Telle” Smith wants to spearhead a Punk Goes Country album.

In response to a fan’s tweet, the musician says he is down for the project but only if the band gets to cover Rascal Flatts’ “What Hurts The Most.”

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The idea for the album started with entertainment journalist James Shotwell tweeting at Fearless Records about his concept.

Smith then replied gleefully throwing The Word Alive’s name in the hat to join in.

Fearless Records does point out that the idea has been somewhat done before with Ruston Kelly’s Dirt Emo Vol. 1.

Shotwell later included some choices for bands he would like to see involved and we can’t say we disagree.

The Punk Goes series has seen bands take on covers of metal, pop, Christmas music, classic rock, ’90s era music and plenty more since beginning in the 2000’s. With an album in the series arriving pretty much every year and bands staying at home in isolation right now, there’s no better time to put together a country covers album.

Do you want to see a Punk Goes Country album? Let us know what covers you would want to see in the comments below.

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