Fetal Remains - Pop Goes The Fetal

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Review by Anita Johnson

Pop Goes The Fetal by Fetal Remains: A Punk Rock Time Capsule That Still Kicks Ass If you’re into raw, unfiltered punk rock with a side of irreverence, then Pop Goes The Fetal by Fetal Remains might just be your jam. Released in '93 via Ominous Records (because ominous is kinda their thing), this album feels like a middle finger to all the shiny, overproduced crap that was floating around at the time. Hailing from the US, these guys didn’t care about fitting in—they were too busy shredding guitars and spitting out lyrics that still feel oddly relevant today. Let’s talk tracks for a sec. First up, “School Sucks.” Man, if there’s one anthem every kid should’ve blasted while trudging through high school hallways, it’s this one. It’s not just the title; it’s the vibe. The track nails that universal frustration of being stuck in a system that sometimes feels like it’s designed to crush creativity rather than encourage it. Plus, the chorus hits hard enough to make even the most jaded teenager wanna punch the air and scream along. You remember this song because it’s basically your rebellious teenage years bottled up into two minutes of pure chaos. Then there’s “Condom Song,” which... yeah, you can guess where this is going. It’s snarky, crude, and probably NSFW, but holy cow, does it stick in your brain. Whether you love it or think it’s totally ridiculous, you can’t deny its audacity. There’s something oddly refreshing about how unapologetic it is—like they knew exactly what buttons to push and decided to mash ‘em all at once. If nothing else, it proves Fetal Remains weren’t afraid to get weird. The rest of the album follows suit: “Socially Diseased” rips into societal norms with razor-sharp wit, while “Queen Of Smut” delivers sleaze with a wink and a grin. Tracks like “Why Can’t You Be Like Me” hit on themes of alienation and judgment, proving this isn’t just noise—it’s got some bite behind it. And honestly? Listening to this record feels like hanging out with a bunch of misfits who refuse to take themselves too seriously. Looking back, Pop Goes The Fetal is more than just a relic of ‘90s punk—it’s a reminder that music doesn’t always have to be polished or perfect to leave an impact. Sure, some parts sound rough around the edges, but that’s kinda the point. This album wears its imperfections like a badge of honor, and honestly? We need more of that in the world. Oh, and here’s the kicker: after blasting this record, I couldn’t help but wonder—what would Fetal Remains think of TikTok? Would they roast it mercilessly or write a whole new album about it? Either way, I’d pay good money to find out.

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Artist: Fetal Remains
Album: Pop Goes The Fetal
Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
America
Blubber Babes
Queen Of Smut
Socially Diseased
Stereotypes
Nut N Honey
School Sucks
Condom Song
Lost In Confusion
I Hate You
Why Can't You Be Like Me
B.A.T.

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Catalog Numbers

OM-1003

Labels

Ominous Records

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Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The punk rock album *Pop Goes The Fetal* by Fetal Remains, released in 1993, has a track called "Condom Song." It’s as hilariously in-your-face as it sounds. The album dives into raw, unfiltered themes with songs like "School Sucks" and "I Hate You," capturing the rebellious spirit of the genre. Released under Ominous Records, this U.S.-based band didn’t hold back. Punk at its finest—or messiest, depending how you look at it!