Forty Nineteens – Good Fortune
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Propeller – Don’t Ever Let This Let You Down
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After one listen, I couldn’t help but be impressed with the diversity of Trip Wire’s Cold Gas Giant. the...
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Power Pop enthusiasts were initially exposed to The On and Ons when the guys acted as Paul Collins’ touring...
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Since The Smithereens burst onto the scene back in 1980, the state has produced some of the finest power pop...
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Thrift Store Halo – Pop Rocket (EP)
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Power Pop Roundup: July 2017
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Heirs of Fortune – Circus of Mirth
Terry Carolan’s latest project, Heir of Fortune’s Circus of Mirth, was inspired by an old friend. This...
John Sally Ride – A New Set of Downs
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