The Fletcher Pratt is one of Rainbow Quartz‘s latest discoveries in their attempt to gather the most competent names of the moderndaze retro-activist movement. This band’s sound concentrates all the energy ever accumulated in Detroit’s […]
Bob Kelly’s basic mission is to squeeze as much as possible into the 2,5 minute audio-space… and he does it wonderfully, sticking his heels deep into the traces of mid-sixteez pop legacy. As for some […]
Jeff Lynne is surely one of the most important men in contemporary pop music though many won’t admit/understand it. The amount of 17 Top40 hit singles between ’74 and ’81 and the multimillion sales are […]
It’s been five long years since the release of The Beatifics’ debut album and, considering the standards it set in the contemporary power-pop circles, the follow up is something we all knew will be worth […]
“Hey hipsters, this is The Anderson Council!!!” … goes the intro of The Coke Jingle that can really make you LOVE that drink no matter what you thought of it before you hear this, and […]
Nick Saloman is THE personification of the British underground’s DIY ethics whose role in the neo-psychedelic renaissance is practically immeasurable. For almost twenty years, his “one man band” project, The Bevis Frond, represents one of […]
Islington, England… the place of another Alan McGee discovery under the roofs his new pop colony. With a name that simply prejudices an archetypal place in the pop universe, Captain Soul has all that’s needed […]
Throughout the nineties Alan Clapp has been exploring the wonders of a pop song, with his Orchestra and later with The Orange Peels, and this EP is just a snippet of his solo release, Available […]
Even though Michael himself says that it’s too early for a compilation, I say it’s never too early for any of his albums, especially when you consider the fact that it’s actually his debut in […]
Here’s a British band whose recorded output almost remained in the vaults, and if you’re an addict of what they call “the thinking men’s pop”, in that case you would never forgive the ones who […]
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