Stephanie Angelini masters a mix of genres with ease and eloquence on ‘Life Lessons,’ displaying an honest love for music.

The Lemon Clocks thrive on experimentation, and their enthusiasm for the music they play is infectious.

The Lunar Laugh are typically dubbed a power-pop act, but ‘Goodnight Noises Everywhere’ doesn’t restrict itself to any one style.

The Junior League’s ‘Adventureland’ reels and rumbles with high-octane pop rock that gets the blood boiling and the butt shaking.

A power-pop forefather, Ray Paul has been plying grand goods since the ’70s – and he continues to make vital music.

Packed to the pores with songs set to grip your soul, John Larson and the Silver Fields’ ‘Glimpses’ is a bona fide keeper.

The Successful Failures are still at the height of their game – a huge compliment, considering how intoxicating they already were.

Rather than deliver these selections note for note, the Doughboys soak them in their own special sauce.

A flawless collection of pop rocking shapes and sounds, ‘Pop Circles’ finds Richard X. Heyman in his element once again.

‘Sweet Fanny Adams,’ thought of as the first genuine album from the Sweet, arrived 45 years ago this month.