In 1990, Youngman started Mutant Press, a political hard rock techno/punk blues band in Hollywood, California.
Mutant Press's first job was headlining international act at the LUC club in Mexico City in 1990.

In 1992, the Mutant Press project moved to Michigan.
He obtained a social worker license and worked for many Detroit social service agencies with homeless and mentally ill populations.
From 1996 to 2004, he managed 500 Pound Weasel Records, his recording studio in Southfield, Michigan.
He released fourteen Mutant Press albums, and produced over 200 CDs for local rap, hip hop, and punk rock artists.

Frank Moore & Mikee Labash (Love Underground Visionary Revolution) from San Francisco joined the creative team after the 2004 Mothers’ Day performance at Kimos.
The same year, artist Mikee Labash created the art for the album Evil.
In 2004 after the death of his parents, Youngman returned to Long Beach, California and produced the Mutant Press album Idiots Rule with Steve Loria (Spirit) on bass guitar and Phil Cohen (The Heaters) on drums.
Josie Cotton performed a cover of the Mutant Press song "Creeps at my Door" on her 2006 release entitled Movie Disaster Music.

Mutant Press has received outstanding reviews.
In 2003, Blood for Oil appeared in Robert Christgau's Choice Cuts in The Village Voice.
Amy Goodman opened her show Democracy Now!
with this song.
Blood for Oil was first recorded for the 2003 album of the same name that was a Mutant Press tribute to the Fugs.

In 2007, Robert Christgau wrote about Mutant Press “if the MC5 hadn't kicked the bucket, they'd be older and greyer than these guys, but not louder, or more revolutionary".

In August 2018, Mutant Press performed two sets for the first Motor City Muscle (MCM) Festival in downtown Detroit.
In 1990, Youngman started Mutant Press, a political hard rock techno/punk blues band in Hollywood, California. Mutant Press's first job was headlining international act at the LUC club in Mexico City in 1990.
In 1992, the Mutant Press project moved to Michigan. He obtained a social worker license and worked for many Detroit social service agencies with homeless and mentally ill populations. From 1996 to 2004, he managed 500 Pound Weasel Records, his recording studio in Southfield, Michigan. He released fourteen Mutant Press albums, and produced over 200 CDs for local rap, hip hop, and punk rock artists.
Frank Moore & Mikee Labash (Love Underground Visionary Revolution) from San Francisco joined the creative team after the 2004 Mothers’ Day performance at Kimos. The same year, artist Mikee Labash created the art for the album Evil. In 2004 after the death of his parents, Youngman returned to Long Beach, California and produced the Mutant Press album Idiots Rule with Steve Loria (Spirit) on bass guitar and Phil Cohen (The Heaters) on drums. Josie Cotton performed a cover of the Mutant Press song "Creeps at my Door" on her 2006 release entitled Movie Disaster Music.
Mutant Press has received outstanding reviews. In 2003, Blood for Oil appeared in Robert Christgau's Choice Cuts in The Village Voice. Amy Goodman opened her show Democracy Now! with this song. Blood for Oil was first recorded for the 2003 album of the same name that was a Mutant Press tribute to the Fugs.
In 2007, Robert Christgau wrote about Mutant Press “if the MC5 hadn't kicked the bucket, they'd be older and greyer than these guys, but not louder, or more revolutionary".
In August 2018, Mutant Press performed two sets for the first Motor City Muscle (MCM) Festival in downtown Detroit.
Jerome T. Youngman