Powerpop CD Review: Turnback’s Are We There Yet?
The Beatles influence is indisputable from the inside-out (sort of) “Taxman” riff for...
The Beatles influence is indisputable from the inside-out (sort of) “Taxman” riff for...
Just a few weeks ago, many powerpop fans (including myself) got together in Los Angeles CA to celebrate the...
When it’s this late in the year and you hear a record that stands out amongst all the others, it’s a...
Midwest powerpop seems to be in vogue again as evidenced by the recent releases by Mooner and Three Hour...
Billy Bremner and Rockpile were perhaps the best rockabilly influenced powerpop band of the 1980’s...
Today, we’re shining the spotlight on the brand new Peter Case record (as well as brand new video of...
There’s a great deal to like about the new full-length from Mooner entitled Masterpiece. While the title may...
We’re going garage this month with guitar chords from one of the genre’s favorites, The...
I’m not much for goth (Siouxie and the Banshees being perhaps the lone exception) but rockabilly discs get...
Recently, Green Monkey Records issued a rock collection entitled History of Northwest Rock Vol 1 1957-1968....
Way back when music still made a difference (2012 to be exact), along came a band that captured the...
This review is a little late as I just learned about The Buzzcocks’ The Way,, their 1st LP since...
I first got a hold of the new Ryan Hamilton disc, Hell of a Day, a few three months back and enjoyed it...
Reno Bo’s Lessons from a Shooting Star may be the best powerpop LPs released in 2015. It’s in...
Squeeze is back with their first new material in 17 years. Written for the BBC comedy series From the Cradle...
As anyone who reads this blog likely knows, I may be the biggest Records fan on the planet. When Phil Brown,...