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    HM Magazine #74/Pop's Body Shop

    Pop's Body Shop

    Not By Chance

    Reviewed by Brian Vincent McGovern

    Label independentHM Magazine #74November 1998
    modern rockpop punkpunkska

    With an energetic blend of punk, ska, and pop, these guys seem to have no shortage of energy. To realize the diversity of the band, in just the first two songs, vocals range from a smooth, more ska-friendly tone, to a nearly hardcore assault, and then to a spirited rap. Quick starts and stops help make this even more credible, quality-laden and culturally relevant.

    Other coverage for this album

    7ball #31Reviewed by UnknownPops Body Shop creates modern rock graced with spurts of new school punk. The vocals are smooth, melodic, and often include a tight two-part harmony. On some occasions you can catch the three brothers weaving all their voices together. The bass and drums create a strong foundation, as the guitar work centers around a core rhythm section which often complements a second guitar or a saxophone lead…

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