Lollipop Magazine

Turbonegro – Scandinavian Leather – Interview

August 16, 2003

An interview with bassist Happy Tom

Baby Woodrose – Money For Soul – Review

August 16, 2003

Since Blows Your Mind!, an elusive-but-worth-the-search gem, Baby Woodrose has become a three-person band, signed to Bad Afro, and recorded in a real studio.

A.R.E. Weapons – Review

August 16, 2003

These guys are “not” electroclash. So they say. Drum machines, keyboard, guitar, snotty vocals, NYC. You make the call.

Buzzcocks – Interview

August 6, 2003

An interview with Pete Shelley

The Witches – On Parade – Review

August 6, 2003

Sweet, stinging, garage ’70s clang and buzz bites off whatever it needs from rock and the roll (Jesus and Mary Chain, Plexi and Earth18, Vaseline, Motocaster).

The Ruiners – How’s That Grab Ya? – Review

August 6, 2003

One part Cramps, one part Munsters/Groovie Ghoulies (the TV shows), one part smeared make-up Ronettes, one part other stuff from Detroit ’66.

The Quarterhorse – I Was on Fire for You – Review

August 6, 2003

Classic three-piece set-up: Tubs, bass, and six string with occasional growl/scream/hollar/speaking when they deem necessary.

The Music – Review

August 6, 2003

Rumor has it that The Music’s live shows are untouchable… but I ain’t at no show when I put this album on and start yawning.

Longwave – The Strangest Things – Review

August 6, 2003

The Strangest Things is unfortunately as bland as its predecessor was glorious: All pretty pastel colors, Plain Jane-ing the songwriting right into Blandsville.

The Immortal Lee County Killers – Love is a Charm of Powerful Trouble – Review

August 6, 2003

This fucked up blues is rough, but it ain’t dumb. It’s young, but it ain’t green. It’s sinister and it ain’t fooling, even when it’s kinda silly.