Power Pop

Power Pop is a musical style that emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s. It is a genre of rock music that emphasizes strong melodies, tight vocal harmonies, and catchy hooks. The genre is heavily influenced by the British Invasion, and draws inspiration from a variety of musical genres including punk, new wave, and classic rock. Power Pop bands typically feature four-piece lineups with a drummer, bassist, guitarist, and vocalist. Some of the most famous Power Pop bands include The Raspberries, Big Star, Cheap Trick, and The Knack.