Best remembered for their smartly suited, tightly riffing contributions to the late-'70s mod revival, the Jolt were, in fact, one of th...

This three piece from Orange County actually plays music that sounds nothing like Ska Punk. Their refreshing pop intelligence shines throug...

For his second album, Willie Wisely decided to pull out all the stops, hell-bent to prove that he's a full-fledged showman à la Paul McC...

Fans of Dom Mariani`s DM3, The Stems, Hoodoo Gurus and most Australian power pop will have a big `ole find on your hands here! Song-after-s...

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The Blakes' full-length debut starts so promisingly, with a blast of false-start feedback leading into a genuinely funky bass groove tha...

With a name like The Sun Kings, it's easy to guess that the band's main influence is The Beatles. The group's sound, however, al...

Fuzzbubble had a brief 15 minutes of fame in 1998 as the first rock act signed to Sean "Puffy" Combs' Bad Boy Entertainment. T...

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When working in a musical collective, what better moniker than The Russians? Boston’s Scott Janovitz found an apt name, as his project inco...

Despite their reputation as garage rock revivalists, the White Stripes display an impressive range of styles on their second album, De Stijl...

"English pop music's greatest ever secret". For those lucky enough to have caught them live between 1983 and 1990, they offere...

Brilliant debut by this new, BritPop-inspired, pop "super group" of sorts. The band consists of (among others) Foster Calhoun, Ric...