Lollipop Magazine

This Is Not Here – Review

February 1, 1994

Many of the songs have a lapping ocean feel, a swaying groove saturated by wild guitar effects, reverbed and/or mechanized, and thundering bass and drums.

Thought Industry – Mods Carve The Pigs – Review

February 1, 1994

I’ve heard modernistic, off-beat and avante-guard stuff in my time, but Thought Industry take the razor-filled cake.

Soliloquy – Fiction

February 1, 1994

You could walk like a ballerina, love like a Roman, steal like a cat, and philosophize like a guru.

Living Among The Philosophers – Fiction

February 1, 1994

So you tell me… you’ve caught God in a bottle… put Buddha on a page… Vishnu Elijah Mohammed… balanced patiently on the… tip of your tongue…

Goodbye Gonzo – A Tribute – Fiction

February 1, 1994

Terrified hippies, impressed punks and drunken farmers have all been left in our dust. Yet in the last few months, it all came to an end.

Fetishes – Fiction

February 1, 1994

One night, she took the catsuit when she left Gus’ house, drove all the way home in the morning darkness with it on, blaring Megadeth and touching herself.

Dear Lollipop – Fiction

February 1, 1994

I think she dug my “Famous Faces” Bette Midler t-shirt. “You are the wind beneath my wings,” she whispered to me in the line for tea and bagel chips with humus.

Coroner’s Corner – Column

February 1, 1994

Angel Heart: If you like Mickey Rourke’s buns, you will love the scene where he and Lisa Bonet hump wildly while being drenched in gore and rain.

Entombed – Wolverine Blues – Interview

February 1, 1994

An interview with Lars Garanpetrov and Alex Hellid

Zia – with Flail, Big Catholic Guilt at The Rat – Review

February 1, 1994

Zia’s live shows have gotten more involved and intricate, with assistance from some of the most competent names in Boston’s electronic music scene.