Lollipop Magazine

Jason Falkner – Can You Still Feel – Review

June 1, 1999

Can You Still Feel? is a 40-minute walk in the Garden of Eden where everything is serenely simple yet filled with inexhaustible possibilities.

Disappointment Incorporated – F=Q – Review

June 1, 1999

From cathartic, soaring space noises to psychedelic, brain-twitchy breaths and minor chord shifts to enraged, alarmingly sober screams.

The Aluminum Group – Plano – Review

June 1, 1999

So tastefully appointed, so artfully/craftily arranged, so very adult-sounding, that I expect most will have cleared the room by the end of this sentence.

Sarre-Chasm – Living, Breathing, and Sweating the Business – Column

June 1, 1999

I must have certifiable rocks in my head to’ve enthusiastically taken on the unenviable task of booking the bands at a club out here in Portland, Oregon.

Borknagar – The Archaic Course – Review

June 1, 1999

Members of Immortal, Hades, Arcturus, Ved Buens Ende, Gorgoroth, and Enslaved. A diverse eight-song release filled with longing, pain, darkness, and revelry.

Thalarion – Tales of the Woods – Review

June 1, 1999

A deep, deep male voice speaking and singing softly, a death metal demon roar, a black shriek, and occasional female sirens.

Los Infernos – “The Outlaw” / “Beer Run” – Review

June 1, 1999

It’s almost a throwback to Restless Records’ ’80s heyday as the headquarters for hopelessly glossy metallic thrashabilly.

B.B. King – Blues on the Bayou – Review

June 1, 1999

On this outing, even the orchestrations seem pretty damn comfortable, just like Mistah Riley hisself pickin’ an’ grinnin’ on the front cover.

Terra Firma – Review

June 1, 1999

Terra Firma have found new ways to do stoner rock, by digging back into the past and then into jumpy American proto-Sabs like Pentagram and Sir Lord Baltimore.

Devin Townsend – Infinity – Review

June 1, 1999

Art, science, and glorious metal noise tingled and touched by a dalliance of genius.