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    • March 6, 2011 12:40 PM CST
    • With shure 520, you have a dirty sound, but if you uses the shure with a guitar tube amp. better. And maybe you have the posibility to find one Astatic 335, on e-bay, really cheap. with this shit you can make a really dirty harp trash sound.

       

       

    • March 6, 2011 11:20 AM CST
    • hey sylvie,

      nice to see that you are still active with the great sonic angels.

      Rumble Radioshow is always interested in your stuff.

      greetings from A

      g.

    • March 6, 2011 8:40 AM CST
    • BBC article

       

      Check this out. I found this pretty cool and informative. I'm no punk expert so articles that aren't all about the Clash, the Sex Pistols etc have that effect. The article also links more French punk bands.

    • March 5, 2011 8:08 AM CST
    • BTW,  I would also recommend the Chevelles.  They have an excellent compilation out on Wicked Cool Records, titled "Barbarella Girl God," along with their entire back catalog, which is available via digital downloads.

    • March 5, 2011 8:05 AM CST
    • Do you like Manda and the Marbles too?

      sleazy said:

      I would strongly recommend Manda and the Marbles,

       

    • March 5, 2011 7:27 AM CST
    • THE GREATEST POWERPOP BAND OF ALL TIME.....they were called "new wave"....whatever...so cooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool:):)

       

    • March 5, 2011 7:22 AM CST
    • BARE WIRES WERE WILD :):)

    • March 5, 2011 7:19 AM CST
    • I would strongly recommend Manda and the Marbles,

       

    • March 4, 2011 6:56 PM CST
    • Powerpop is very big in Japan at the moment. The Rubinoos recently played here. I've seen the Fast Cars, the Boys and Nikki Corvette in recent times. And in fact I'm going to see Paul Collins live in Tokyo tonite! There's also a powerpop revival happening in Tokyo spearheaded by bands like Firestarter, The Raydios and the Tweezers (all with former members of Teengenerate).

       

      Some powerpop 45s I've recently found include the Troops (from Australia), the Boyfriends (the '78 UK band not the indie rock band) & The Features (again not the indie rock band), and how about the Cigarettes?

    • March 4, 2011 4:24 PM CST
    • Don't forget the Barracudas!

    • March 4, 2011 1:52 PM CST
    • For new stuff definitely Bare Wires. For old stuff a friend turned me on to a band called Protex that I've been liking a lot.

       

       

    • March 4, 2011 10:41 AM CST
    • I would strongly recommend Manda and the Marbles, who were a mix of power pop and new wave.  Several of their songs were used in a recent indie film called "Nail Polish," which takes place in the 80s, and those song fit in so well with that era that you would think they were recorded back then.  Their two best LPs are "More Seduction" and "Angels with Dirty Faces."  Unfortunately, the band is now defunct.

       

      Another recommendation is the Takeover UK, who put out one full length LP, "Running with the Wasters," before calling it quits.  They are a great mix of power pop and brit pop, with a touch of punk thrown in for good measure.

    • March 4, 2011 6:19 AM CST
    • The Boys are my fav right now and are still rockin out!... Its a real shame about what happened to the kids in The Exploding Hearts. They were right on with their music and soooo fucking young! I'm going to see Paul Collins Beat this month and can't wait.

      Check out my band TV Tramps, we're a classic punk rock/power pop inspired band from NJ.

      For anyone in Brooklyn, we have a gig tonight @ Hank's Saloon with Psycho Charger and The Vermin.

      www.myspace.com/tvtramps

    • March 3, 2011 7:20 PM CST
    • I used to play drums in Avenue Rose. We got labeled as power pop. anyways, Paul Collins Beat, BabyShakes, Powerchords, Plastic Letters, Pointed Sticks, Greatest Hits, Luxury Sweets, Poison Arrows, The Boys, PLeasure Kills. Lots of P bands.

    • March 3, 2011 3:23 PM CST
    • The Shivvers were a Power Pop band from Milwaukee, WI, in the late 70's and early 80's. They got some good stuff. I like the Tranzmitors too.

    • March 3, 2011 1:06 PM CST
    • Gentleman Jesse and his Men, King Louie's Missing Monuments, Davilla 666, Smith Westerns, Shannon and the Clams, Crusaders of Love, NoBunny

    • March 5, 2011 10:07 PM CST
    • Hey, everybody! I represent a band called The Stampletons and we're from Minsk, Belarus. I see, the Hideout is 99% about trashy music, but we play 60s beat with a gentle sound and we have no idea who can be interested in this. We've had an offer from one label, but the deal was cancelled for some reasons, that remain unclear. Don't know if there's anything wrong with the music, our album that we put out on December 9th 2010 (digital and self-released CD) gained mixed reviews from negative to very positive. Funny thing is that garage labels say that we're too "pop" and more "pop" labels say that we're too "garage".

      So that's why I finally decided to write here. Does anyone know labels which dig beat music???

    • March 4, 2011 9:03 AM CST
    • whats up everyone. This is Tito from 4808 Records. I have an Instrumental surf on-line store/label and i'm looking for bands that may be interested in having me sell their releases/merch. If you're interested please email me at xdiydadx@gmail.com. Thanks

       

      Tito

      www.4808records.com

      www.thehighfiverevival.net

    • March 3, 2011 9:31 PM CST
    • I tell ya baby

      You ought to know

      That when you love

      You got to show

      It's in your soul

       

      You say you love me baby

      Yes I know it's true

      You know my heart a-burnin' [?]

      Shows that I love you

      But every time I try to console you with a kiss

      It only seems to get myself all wrapped up in a great big mess

       

      I can't love nobody but you

      I don't need nobody but you

      I don't want nobody but you

       

      And then you tell me baby give you back your key

      And all the time you're saying honey let me be

      I gotta tell ya that you're inattentive to me

      And all the time you're heading for a circle of reality

       

      Tell me once again how you feel for me

      I'll tell what I said before

      I'll tell ya what'll be

       

      Now that you know baby who is [unintelligible - sounds like "coming into play"]

      You know honey that we can love

      In so many different ways

      And when I ask ya honey to describe our goal

      You know honey you reply that it's me that is in your soul

       

      I can't love nobody but you

      I don't need nobody but you

      I don't want nobody but you

       

       

    • March 3, 2011 2:52 PM CST
    • Hey,

       

      My new-ish garage-punk band is covering the song "In Your Soul" by The Things (Acid Visions vol. 1), and we're stuck on a few lyrics. Does anyone happen to have them handy? Thanks!

       

      Grog

    • March 3, 2011 7:23 PM CST
    • They're playing a shit load of shows!

    • March 3, 2011 3:31 PM CST
    • Personal and the Pizzas - Raw Pie

    • March 3, 2011 2:12 PM CST
    • Yep, Columbus still has at least one but they closed down the one I used to work at that had been there since 1929. If anyone does go to SXSW don't miss my buds the Unholy Two, they'll put your brain in a camel clutch.

      MikeL said:

      There used to be a couple, but they were closed years ago.  But who knows, maybe they'll come back.  Until then, I'll just have to settle for the frozen White Castle burgers that are sold at Giant Eagle.

       

      BTW, Columbus, OH, still has a White Castle.