SMASH​ PALACE

Listen to Steve Butler on the ITP podcast. David Uosikkinen's first solo podcast.

Thank you to my producer Taylor Kredatus and a big thanks to Steve! He made it easy for me.

https://in-the-pocket.simplecast.com/episodes/episode-91-steve-butler-BW9TOEL4?share=true" target="_blank">PODCAST

By Kevin Riordan

https://www.goldminemag.com/blogs/power-pop-plus/power-pop-plus-blogs-best-of-2018?fbclid=IwAR2psfeYc9kjzJcsNL-Wzygh7jOSoGdSAYyPx4lB5vnGL4GVyzT4uVBAaGc" target="_blank">The Best of 2018

https://www.goldminemag.com/blogs/power-pop-plus/power-pop-plus-blogs-best-of-2018?fbclid=IwAR2psfeYc9kjzJcsNL-Wzygh7jOSoGdSAYyPx4lB5vnGL4GVyzT4uVBAaGc" target="_blank">By John M. Borack

 

DAILY VAULT ALBUM REVIEWS by Tom Haugen 6/4/2012

Stephen and Brian Butler have an interesting story. The brothers fronted the outfit Quincy in the early ‘80s, releasing a record on Columbia and gaining steam before producer Quincy Jones put an end to that. Unhappy with the name Quincy, Jones sen...

ABSOLUTE POWERPOP  July 5, 2010

Smash Palace has been around since the 80s, but somehow they've managed to come up with what might be their best album in a deep catalog of quality releases. Whether it's the Revolver-styled cover or the dawn of a new decade or something in the air, these ve...

The Graham Weekly Album Review #1509 12/19/2007

Two thousand seven has been a great year for intelligent, upbeat melodic pop in the tradition of the Beatles. There have been first-rate CD releases by Fountains of Wayne, The Red Button, Tim Finn, Daphne Loves Derby, Cantinero, Jason Reeves, Tim Blane and several others. The year closes out with mor...