Butch Walker--"Left Of Self Centered"  (Arista)

Similar Artists: Marvelous 3

Favorite Tracks: "My Way", "Sober", "Suburbia"

Waltham--"Permission To Build"

"The album unleashes guitar shredding and tasty harmonies. The rock fervency makes the power-pop a perfect soundtrack for summer nights."--Boston Globe

Similar Artists: Think Rick Springfield fronting Weezer.

Favorite Tracks: "So Lonely", "Hopeless", "Back To You"

Walt Mink--"Miss Happiness"  (Caroline)

Year Released: 1992

Favorite Tracks: "Miss Happiness", "Chowdertown", "Pink Moon"

Weezer--"Weezer"  (Geffen)

Year Released: 1994

Favorite Tracks: "Buddy Holly", "Say It Ain't So", "Holiday"

Weezer--"Weezer (Green)"  (RCA)

Similar Artists: You know what they sound like...

Favorite Tracks: "Photograph", "Island In The Sun", "Hash Pipe"

Year Of The Rabbit--"Year Of The Rabbit" (Elektra)

"Year Of The Rabbit’s self-titled debut album zigs and zags about, ricocheting between huge melodies and dense guitar-crunch as the quartet stacks scuffed-up six-string layers on top of a vocal growl and pounding rhythm section in a bid for a post-grunge rock ’n’ roll revival."- CMJ New Music First

Similar Artists:  Shiner, Failure, Nirvana

Favorite Tracks: "Rabbit Hole", "Vaporize", "Let It Go"

Yellow Second--Altitude (Floodgate Records)

It's tough to describe how much we like many of the songs on this CD.  "Material" is a blend of grungy guitars and pretty harmonies laid over a sparse arrangement.  Why a tune like this isn't a huge hit, we'll never know.  "Mulberry" features a noisy but pretty verse with an absolutely drop dead gorgeous chorus.  To give you an idea of what we are dealing with here, Superdrag, late-era Posies, Weezer, Summercamp and more recently Dibs.  There is no way that fans of slightly meatier Power Pop will not totally enjoy the music of Yellow Second.

Featured Tracks: "Imaginary Friend", "Material", "Seed"