The Click Five

The Click Five's brand of power pop may succeed where other Gretsch-wielding bands have failed thanks, in part, to the way they sneak in some emo-esque riffs when you're not paying attention. But this band is all about hooks, and the way the harmonies blend on these hooky choruses is what makes the songs so easy on the ears.

The Click Five play power pop with the potential to actually become popular: They sport
boy-band faces, hipster haircuts, Strokes suits and massive, multiple hooks. This Boston
band wrote several hit-worthy tracks itself on its relentlessly catchy debut album, but the
Click Five turn to Fountains of Wayne's Adam Schlesinger to pen their lovesick first single,
"Just the Girl," and to Kiss' Paul Stanley, who co-wrote the rocking "Angel to You... More >