The Snaggs are a band you may not have heard of, but if you like modern pop rock, you probably should give them a chance. If you are a Cheap Trick fan, you might find a reason to give them a listen, too. Indeed, their lead singer Holland Zander is the daughter of Trick vocalist Robin Zander, and her voice is arguably even stronger than his. In fact, her vocal performance is one of the highlights of a strong, but somewhat flawed disc. On the plus side, a lot of this music is quite catchy, and will stick with you for quite a while after listening. There are only two real drawbacks here. The first is that a lot of the music feels a bit undone. In other words, while it is functional, it seems like they could have put a little more work into fleshing out their musical ideas and come up with stronger tunes. The second problem comes with the lyrics. Some of them seem to be based on insider jokes and comments between friends. It seems likely that anyone out of the loop won't get it. Both of these things only take away so much from a good, if not great album. For more information or to buy the CD stop by the band's website at www.thesnaggs.com.