Performing Songwriter Record Review By Abby White ...Speaking of well crafted power-pop, don't not miss the amazing Moonlight Tower's album Like You Were Never There. I've had "Everybody Knows Why" on repeat all day. (Issue 89 Vol 13 November 2005) ...... Pop Culture Press Record Review By Andy Smith Austin's finest power pop export circa 2005, Moonlight Towers' second record is a blazing, shimmering nugget with soaring melodies and vivid songs to spare. A bit of twang creeps in there, too, but as Like You Were Never There proves, singer James Stevens can write ingratiatingly devastating songs ...... Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Record Review By Ed Masley Austin's Moonlight Towers bring a hearty Texas twang, a drummer who not only bashes but swings and some actual power to the old-school power-pop equation, suggesting a poppier V-Roys or maybe a twangier Superdrag. There's nothing especially revolutionary going on here, but the hooks are undeniable, from cuts as effervescent as the lead-off track, "Never the Same Again," to "Born To Die," a stately lighter-worthy ballad of the sort Tom Petty used to write.**** (four stars)