CLASS – 2-4-1 – New LP

if i hadn't found and fell in luv with the underground rock back in the 1970s, I don't know if I'd be here at green noise today...it was just so fuckin exhilarating to find bands and songs they never played on the FM dial, and more importantly low-rent bands that were really good, taking the music of the 1960s (from the Box Tops to the Kinks, from VU to the Stooges, just to name a few influences) and headed into something new, usually a foot planted firmly in garage-rock power pop with the other foot kicking loose into fast and raw sounds and economical abandonment that helped define a big part of many or even most punk records. and i remember that listening to this.  Anyway, check it out. it's good shit. -- winch 2-4-1 LP by Class  If you’ve ever spent any time in the darkest recesses of the internet, you’ll know that ‘powerpop’ is an emotive term. For every pockmarked tenderfoot flying the flag for some fuzzed-out alterna-rocker’s harmony-drenched new single, there’s a grizz