Lollipop Magazine

Hatebreed – with DFL, Biohazard at El’n’Gee Club – Review

August 1, 1996

Kinda like a pizza – really good, but after years of the same thing every day, even the biggest fan gets kinda bored.

I Shot Andy Warhol – Review

August 1, 1996

Two decent covers: “Love is All Around” by R.E.M., and Season of the Witch” by Luna. The throwaways are done by Wilco, Ben Lee, Jewel, and Bettie Serveert.

DFL – with Biohazard, Hatebreed at El’n’Gee Club – Review

August 1, 1996

DFL was awesome, yet the crowd had no response. I would like to apologize to DFL, on behalf of the State of Connecticut, for the audience’s lack of enthusiasm.

Cocktail Companion – Review

August 1, 1996

This compilation is dangerous. The label’s heavy hitters explain it all in simple terms: Here’s what we like to drink, and this is how we like to drink it.

Biohazard – with DFL, Hatebreed at El’n’Gee Club – Review

August 1, 1996

This is my fourteenth or so Biohazard show, and it won’t be my last.

Bubbahey Mud Truck – Review

August 1, 1996

With a southern twang jumping out at every turn, this CD is back-porch-with-a-crappy-brew music.

Arlan’s Army – Review

August 1, 1996

Arlan Helm is a photographer/mailman. He put together this compilation of punk and bar bands, most of whom are female-led or all female, from his hometown.

Extra Fancy – Sinnerman – Review

August 1, 1996

Extra Fancy falls into the new category, “gay-runge” (I coined it myself). The only problem is, the music itself sucks.

Welcome to the Dollhouse – Review

August 1, 1996

While most teen flicks set us up to cheer when the underdog fights back and wins, there are those who break down, and Solondz pulls no punches on that score.

Trainspotting – Review

August 1, 1996

Irvine Welsh’s ambivalent tale of heroin addiction amid the self-contained projects of east Edinburgh provides a lust for life no summer blockbuster can muster.