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17 years after writer-director James Merendino explored the Utah punk scene in the cult classic Slc Punk!, the filmmaker has returned for his long-awaited follow-up Punk's Dead: Slc Punk 2. The film will be released in select theaters from February 11 through February 15 via Tugg, before debuting on Digital Download February 16 and DVD, VOD and Digital HD March 8. To get fans ready for this long-awaited sequel, Cinedigm has provided us with an exclusive clip, featuring original stars Devon Sawa and James Duval reprising their roles as Sean and John the Mod.

James Merendino returns to the wild world of Salt Lake City punk's underground with his new feature Punk's Dead: Slc Punk 2. Garnering a fan following, along with an Independent Spirit Award nomination, for his 1999 cult hit Slc Punk!, Merendino's highly anticipated follow-up was partially financed by a highly successful Indiegogo campaign. Punk's Dead: Slc Punk 2 will be available exclusively...

Hidden behind the drum kit in this Sum 41 soundcheck video is an 8-year-old by the name of Jonah Rocks. According to his Facebook page, the tiny, tenacious drummer had the opportunity to play with the Canadian rock band earlier this year, jamming out to "Still Waiting" like a pro.

Jonah has been playing the drums since the age of three and skyrocketed to viral fame a year later when his rendition of "Toxicity" by System Of A Down hit YouTube. Since then the talented young rocker has met and played with Travis Barker (Blink 182), Jay Weinberg (Against Me), and Branden Steineckert (Rancid).

We applaud Jonah for his preferred taste in new American punk rock. For more of his adorable drum skills, check out the video below, which shows the prodigy at the tender age of 6 playing along to Foo Fighters. Let us know your thoughts in the comments.