"The Pop" was a power pop band active in the late 1970s and early 1980s, best known for their melodic rock sound. The band, featuring notable members David Swanson and Roger Prescott, drew significant influences from the British Invasion and American garage rock scenes. Despite their limited commercial success, "The Pop" produced influential works such as their self-titled debut album which showcased their signature harmonies and jangly guitar riffs. Their music continues to be recognized for its contribution to the development of power pop genre.