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It is gradually becoming fashionable for punk bands to try to storm the MTV Rock charts with boring pop rock songs. Two of them have already succeeded, with Kafkas reaching the top, closely followed in third place by Mofa. This, of course, doesn't work without the bands leaving no stone unturned in motivating their fans to vote on the MTV site. What one can win from this, and whether such success is really desirable for a punk band? At least the latter question is one that everyone must answer for themselves.



