How about Rian Hughes' similarly-named Popgod?

Lex, thank you for your tip! I'm looking into Chalet now. London 1970 might work, but I have to figure out how to get a typeset sample.

Stephen, you are on the money, as always. I really like Popgod for its funkiness, but for my word, Poptwin, the letterforms clash.

So, yes, I am looking for a replacement for the entire logo. I'm starting to think that a custom design is the only real solution here.

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Poptwin is media-driven online meetingplace, and represents one of the new projects I'm putting together now for my new venture, Plastic Trophy.

Target ages: 16-35 with runoff into 45; which is what makes the branding tricky; I want it to be a little cliche, but not without sophistication. Something for the clubbers and the boosters as well.

I'm thinking something like Bomb magazine, but with the edge toned down.

Yes, I've looked at this face before. It's an interesting combination of sophistication and funky, no?

I really like it on its own merit, but don't think it's right for my project. In fact, I haven't seen any face that suits me when set in upper/lower case.

So I've focused my efforts on an all-caps solution.

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Regardless, I really appreciate your help Stephen!

Yes, you are absolutely right. I just haven't found a lowercase set yet that was *pop* enough for me.

Maybe what I ought to do is double back and begin my search again just focusing on the lc version of the word.

The closest I've come to finding a lc set that felt right was Omnes Black Italic at the Village. I l-o-v-e that family of faces, and while the word looks great to me, and looks *popish* as well, it has a bit too much motion in it, me thinks.