Extra Arms joins Pop Fuss to discuss their new album "Radar!" It’s 10 songs of melodic, catchy rock that jumps all over the stylistic map. Sometimes you’ll hear ragtag Replacements-style abandon, while other spots show off a love for Guided By Voices’ to-the-point pop perfection. Elsewhere, there’s hints of sharp, 60s garage rock that nudge up against punky bursts of energy indebted to the Nerves, the Buzzcocks and early Elvis Costello. You’ll also hear synth-and-drum-machine nods to the Cars, the shifty shuffle of Thin Lizzy, and the muscular riffage of Cheap Trick. There’s even a wistful country song, featuring pedal steel and all. And don’t get us started on the E-Street saxophones, triumphant trumpets, banging cowbells, fuzzy Farfisa organs, and abundance of handclaps (so many handclaps). We could go on and on, but just know this: It fucking rocks. Lead "Arm" Ryan Allen also discusses his influences, growing up in Michigan, and being a rock & roll dad. Check out this great new LP and all things Extra Arms at their link tree below!

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Alt pop singer/songwriter Emma Rowley joins Pop Fuss to discuss her album, "Orange" plus her new single, "Reunion." We also discuss her childhood as a performer with some pretty cool "pinch me" moments.

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S.W. Lauden joins Pop Fuss! Steve is the editor of the essay collections 'Go All The Way: A Literary Appreciation of Power Pop' and 'Forbidden Beat: Perspectives on Punk Drumming.' His power pop-themed crime fiction novellas include 'That'll Be The Day: A Power Pop Heist'. He is also the author of the Greg Salem punk rock PI trilogy, starting with 'Bad Citizen Corporation.' Find more of Steve’s music writing on Substack at Remember The Lightning. Social: @swlauden.