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Power Pop: The '70s, The Birth Of Uncool

Power Pop: The ’70s, The Birth Of Uncool

Defining power pop is the ultimate argument-starter. Explaining the genre without inciting fisticuffs, tears or yearlong grudges is a mountainous
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Power Pop: The ’80s, Style Over Substance

Power Pop: The ’80s, Style Over Substance

As the early ‘80s unfolded, it seemed the spring in our pogo was perceptibly flagging. In fact, a none-too-subtle indicator
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Power Pop: The ’90s, Attack Of The Clones

Power Pop: The ’90s, Attack Of The Clones

Screenshot By the dawn of the ‘90s, the U.S. music scene felt like something out of Blade Runner. With the
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Power Pop Class Of 2002: Phantom Planet

Power Pop Class Of 2002: Phantom Planet

Phantom Planet singer/guitarist Alex Greenwald is a young man but far from an angry one. Even when defending the quintet—which
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Power Pop Class Of 2002: Arlo

When you kick off an album with a flurry of Tommy-era Pete Townshend windmill guitar chords, it’s like opening a
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Power Pop Class Of 2002: Bigger Lovers

“Isn’t it every kid’s dream anymore?” That’s how Bigger Lovers singer/bassist Scott Jefferson justifies four grown men chasing the perfect
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Power Pop Class Of 2002: Mayflies USA

Most bands rightfully despise comparisons to other ones. But when it came time to make their third album, Walking In
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R.I.P. MAGNET Senior Writer Jonathan Valania