The great "Can't Be Wrong" kicks off the band's third record, entitled "Power This." Produced by another underrated luminary of the power pop world, Cliff Hillis, it is considered by many to be among the band's best. Personally, I find myself reaching for their sophomore effort, "Soapopera," more often.
Monday, April 2, 2018
"Can't Be Wrong" by The Jellybricks
The Jellybricks are an underground power pop band started back in 1997 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Since then, they've released five full-length albums and an EP, and shared stages with the likes of Goo Goo Dolls, Live, Barenaked Ladies, and Fountains of Wayne. However, this popular indie band hasn't been able to attract major label interest.
The great "Can't Be Wrong" kicks off the band's third record, entitled "Power This." Produced by another underrated luminary of the power pop world, Cliff Hillis, it is considered by many to be among the band's best. Personally, I find myself reaching for their sophomore effort, "Soapopera," more often.
The great "Can't Be Wrong" kicks off the band's third record, entitled "Power This." Produced by another underrated luminary of the power pop world, Cliff Hillis, it is considered by many to be among the band's best. Personally, I find myself reaching for their sophomore effort, "Soapopera," more often.
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