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[ August 7, 2026 ] Alice Cooper Announces Fall 2026 Leg of “Alice’s Attic” Tour – News News
[ August 6, 2026 ] Black Flag Announces Extensive 2026 US Tour – News News
[ August 5, 2026 ] Hatebreed Announce Fatal Paradox and more 2026 Tour Dates – News News
[ August 4, 2026 ] The Well Share “New Hallelujah For The Damned” and 2026 Tour Dates – News News
[ August 3, 2026 ] Bad Nerves Release “Network” and 2026 Tour Dates – News News
[ August 2, 2026 ] Dinosaur Jr. – Several Got Away – Music Stream Bands
[ July 31, 2026 ] Visions of Atlantis announce “Reckless Sailor” preceding 2026 Tour with Kamelot – News News
[ July 30, 2026 ] Jungle Rot Announce 2026 Tour Dates supporting Vader – News News
[ July 29, 2026 ] Hypocrisy add Headline Dates to 2026 Tour with Dimmu Borgir – News News
[ July 28, 2026 ] Hulder releases “In Blood And In Earth” and 2026 Tour Dates – News News

Poptopia! ‘70s Power Pop – Review

December 1, 1997

People who like power pop probably like Cheap Trick, but when asked, they say they like Big Star. The bands selected are totally misrepresented here.

The Vibrators – We Vibrate – Review

December 1, 1997

“Baby Baby” and “London Girls,” from this pseudo-greatest hits collection, are straightforward, unabashed love songs, more Dave Clark Five than Buzzcocks.

The Upper Crust – The Decline & Fall of the Upper Crust – Review

December 1, 1997

With 11 innuendo-filled, AC/DC-flavored pastries on this platter, The Decline & Fall is a treat like no other band can serve.

The Toy Dolls – One More Megabyte – Review

December 1, 1997

It’s fun, manic, talented, destructive, and sarcastic. Think Schlong humping White Lion and you’ve got the idea. The first Toy Dolls record with US distro.

The Tonics – Looking For the Good Times – Review

December 1, 1997

Retro-ranting from five stompin’ Canucks who bang out the big beat like it was 1966 and cover Neil Diamond and Billy Childish and do ’em both justice.

The Other – Review

December 1, 1997

Part jellybean, part prog rock, part punkpop anthem, The Other deserves their name.

The Nixons – Review

December 1, 1997

The Nixons simply continue blending deep guitar grooves with drums that pop in your mouth and echo in your throat and ears.

Television Personalities – They Could Have Been Bigger Than The Beatles – Review

December 1, 1997

A reissue of a nostalgia act, which makes it double-retro, alongside Weezer’s “Buddy Holly” video and the impending big-screen re-release of Grease.

Symposium – Review

December 1, 1997

British popcore? It’s the sound of Brit-punk becoming more like American hardcore and punk, yet keeping the pop vocals and accents.

Stickmen – Life Colored Green – Review

December 1, 1997

Heavy groovecore, stomping choruses, pogo-able sing-a-longs, and a variety of styles anyone into Korn, Powerman 5000, or Sam Black Church could get into.

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