CD Review: Midwest Powerpop from Mooner – Masterpiece
There’s a great deal to like about the new full-length from Mooner entitled Masterpiece. While the title may be a little presumptuous, this is Midwest power pop of the...
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More Punk-Pop with The Buzzcocks’ The Way
This review is a little late as I just learned about The Buzzcocks’ The Way,, their 1st LP since 2006’s Flat-Pack Philosophy. Released last year, The Way is...
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Powerpop CD Review: Ryan Hamilton’s Hell of a Day
I first got a hold of the new Ryan Hamilton disc, Hell of a Day, a few three months back and enjoyed it immensely the first time I played it. There’s nothing earth...
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Powerpop CD Review: Squeeze’s From the Cradle to the Grave
Squeeze is back with their first new material in 17 years. Written for the BBC comedy series From the Cradle to the Grave, the album by the same name consists of a...
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The Records, John Wicks’ Health Issues & A Star-Studded Benefit
As anyone who reads this blog likely knows, I may be the biggest Records fan on the planet. When Phil Brown, the bands original bass player passed away, we talked about...
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Power Pop Review: Joe Adragna & Junior League – Also Rans
Previous to his new LP, Also Rans, I’d never heard Joe Adragna and his band, The Junior League. The New Orleans based Adragna has a voice that lands somewhere between...
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