The On & Ones – Luminary
I first heard of The On & Ons when they acted as Paul Collins’ backup band on his Australian tour in...
I first heard of The On & Ons when they acted as Paul Collins’ backup band on his Australian tour in...
No Better Time byThe Rallies is a sparkling burst of jangle pop and a very worthy follow up to the 2023’s...
“It’s, oh, so continental, it’s the underworld of the night, It’s, oh, so instrumental, I...
Bob Lind’s It Oughta Be Easy arrives nearly 60 years after his iconic “Elusive Butterfly”...
Way back in 2016 or thereabouts, John Wicks (The Records) and I co-wrote a song entitled “Repo Man”. Looking...
Sounding as if it were recorded in his basement, Joe Glass’ Snakewards is an exhilarating blast of lo-fi...
The Legal Matters’ fourth album, Lost at Sea, arrives like a coast guard cutter here to save the...
Indigo Grey feels like a lifetime ago. However, SLD is back, albeit without one of its founding members....
The Junior League’s Moon Neither Noticed or Ignored is a quietly captivating offering that will...
Here they are – my top 20 power pop tracks of 2025. Let me know your thoughts, any songs I may have...
It’s that time of year – time for the Power Pop News best albums of 2025 list. There were some great...
There were a few albums his year that I absolutely enjoyed but had little time to review. Before year’s end,...
To paraphrase a geek-famous expression, Richard Turgeon boldly goes where no man has gone before – at...
Going all the way back to his 2008 debut Popmonster, Greg Pope has been a Nashville power pop...
The Glad Machine’s second album, Hey!, was our #2 album of the year in 2022. Coming up with a worthy follow...
There have been some great Canadian bands over the years – The Guess Who, BTO and Klaatu immediately come to...