1996 – Page 23 – Lollipop Magazine

Catherine – Hot Saki and Bed Time Stories – Review

November 1, 1996

A catchy collection of unapologetic indie-brand pop, Hot Saki… would probably survive quite nicely on its own, even without the Pumpkins’ added cachet.

Canine Guru – Agodoga – Review

November 1, 1996

All the requirements of an over-talented grunge/funk/rock band. Fil Pacino has a rough, purebred voice, while the band Pearl Jams behind him to a Chili beat.

Boris the Sprinkler – Sonic Dolls / Boris the Sprinkler split – Review

November 1, 1996

Boris The Sprinkler play some of the most spirited bubblegum ‘n’ caffene fare you’ll likely to hear in this day and age, like earlie Dickies.

Wisdom’s Maw: CIA + LSD = The Acid Novel – Review

November 1, 1996

No stone is left unturned, escorting us from acid parties with Cary Grant, JFK, and Marilyn Monroe, to behind the scenes of the assassination of the President.

The Grimoire of Exalted Deeds – #6 – Review

November 1, 1996

Some reviewers are under-sexed, racist, homophobic chauvinists with a vocabulary of 100 assorted grunts, but then again, most metalheads are fucking stupid.

Subversive Agenda – #4 – Review

November 1, 1996

Versatile, knowledgeable, and comfortable praising what needs to be praised, and slamming what needs to be slammed. Subversive Agenda doesn’t dick around.

Rollerderby – The Book – Review

November 1, 1996

Lisa (Suckdog) Carver’s Rollerderby is the ‘zine that Sassy wishes it were – the work of a feminist who still enjoys being a girl.

Pimple – Review

November 1, 1996

And so Dyonne Warwyck’s torrid love affair came to a bitter end… but then, she’d known all along that it would.”

Factsheet 5 – #60 – Review

November 1, 1996

FS5 is the White Pages of ‘zines, packed with generally objective quick takes on just about every offbeat, eccentric, unhinged waste of wood pulp out there.

Children of Caine – Vol 1 #1 – Review

November 1, 1996

Children of Caine covers doom metal, Goth, darkwave, and whatever else you can douse yourself in white facepaint and feel miserable to.