Lollipop Magazine

Souls At Zero – Review

December 1, 1993

Wrathchild (later Wrathchild America) was a pretty basic metal band, Souls At Zero emerged with the same line-up and a blistering sound.

The Fighting Cocks – Review

December 1, 1993

From the inspirations of gaudy glam and drunken debauchery comes a band that doesn’t suck: The Fighting Cocks. A long time Boston rock ‘n’ roll favorite.

Scratch – Review

December 1, 1993

The demise of Boston’s punk gods Gang Green left many shuffling their feet, dreaming of daze gone by. The Stilphen Bros. are back with an attitude.

Plush – Review

December 1, 1993

A simple name, a recognizable logo, a lot of spirit and energy in the music, photogenic members, and a gutsy, versatile, friendly and magnetic female vocalist.

Mutha’s Day Out – My Soul Is Wet – Review

December 1, 1993

For a band with the average age of 17, they are intense lyrically and technically competent and pull off a rich, full, and diverse sound.

Mr. Right – Review

December 1, 1993

Mr Right is a catchy rock band playing tongue in cheek, swagger in step and smile on face. Without resorting to cliches, they play fun bar room rock ‘n’ roll.

Rippopatamus – at The Rat – Review

December 1, 1993

High spirited, high energy, upbeat; they had the crowd shakin’ their tails. The musicians were totally tight and the vocalist sang with strength and character.

Little Sister – at Lion’s Den – Review

December 1, 1993

Lead singer Andrea Thurber’s voice could send shivers through your body right down to the soul.

High Defiance – with Creepshow Mary at The Rat – Review

December 1, 1993

The bassist is a funk madman accompanied by hip-hop beats and DJ scratches. The two guitarists duel like Maiden, chug like Metallica. All members sing/yell.

G. Love & Special Sauce- with Groove Butcher at The Middle East Cafe – Review

December 1, 1993

The guitarist/singer’s buttcheeks dance on the chair, threatening to take a spill at any moment. Totally smooth funk like the Chilis on a chill trip.